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ALIDWD is a media downloader for Windows built with Python and PyQt5, paired with its own Chrome browser extension. It lets you grab video and audio from YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and Twitter with a single click, either as an MP4 video file or as an MP3 audio file, and it saves your download history so you can find past downloads again later. The app is made of two connected pieces. A local Python program runs in the background and opens a small server on your own computer, using the yt-dlp and tikwm download engines to do the actual fetching. The Chrome extension watches the pages you visit, adds a download button next to each video, and sends your click over to that local server, which then performs the download. Once both pieces are running, colored download buttons appear directly next to videos on supported sites. TikTok profile pages get an extra bulk option that downloads an entire profile's videos at once. There is also a keyboard shortcut you can set so a single key press downloads whatever video you are currently watching, including Instagram Stories, without needing to click anything. Downloads can be organized automatically, either grouped by platform (TikTok, YouTube, and so on) or grouped by the uploader's username. A built in library tab lets you browse everything you have downloaded, backed by a small SQLite database that records the history. The interface includes a dark mode and supports several languages, including Turkish, English, German, French, and Spanish. Setup works two ways. Most people can just run a packaged Windows installer and get a desktop shortcut. Developers who want to run it from source instead install the PyQt5 and yt-dlp Python packages, run the main script, and then load the extension folder into Chrome's developer mode as an unpacked extension.