Clifzo · Chrome/Edge
Keep the media you find close at hand.
Discover loaded video, audio and images. Resolve, download and merge locally with the Chrome/Edge extension.
Preview · One ZIP for Chrome and Edge · Not published in either store
From discovery to download
Video, audio and images
Review media loaded by the page, filter by type and choose what to download.
A website download workspace
Review progress, errors and save controls on the Clifzo website. Keep the page open during local processing.
HLS and track merging
Download supported unencrypted HLS video-on-demand segments and merge compatible video and audio tracks locally.
Install in three steps
Download and unzip
Unzip the download into a permanent folder. Keep that folder after installation.
Enable developer mode
Open edge://extensions in Edge or chrome://extensions in Chrome, then enable Developer mode.
edge://extensions · chrome://extensionsLoad the extension
Choose Load unpacked, select the folder containing manifest.json, then pin Clifzo to the toolbar.
Capture automatically. Review anytime.
Grant HTTP/HTTPS website access when installing. Automatic capture is enabled by default, with no enable button needed. Media appears as you open, reload or play pages; open the extension to review it and choose a download. If you manually restrict site access in your browser, restore it in extension details and reload the source page.
The website provides the workspace
The download workspace displays media and progress. The extension resolves, downloads and merges on this device without calling Clifzo’s resolver servers.
The extension resolves and downloads locally
The extension reads media requests from your current page and downloads, processes and saves files in your browser. Reload the page or resolve again when a media address expires.
Before you save
Save only content you have the right to use. Processing uses local disk caching and is limited by available space and media format. Keep this page open while processing. Some unencrypted HLS on-demand streams are supported; DASH, DRM and live streams are not. Source access conditions still affect results.