Superb YouTube Audio Extractor Runs In Firefox

I’m not a regular user of Firefox as a web browser, as I generally prefer Google Chrome. But news of an excellent Youtube downloader add-on made especially for Firefox prompted me to install the browser and give it a try. And it’s true. This really is a very handy utility.
To download it, head tohttps://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/youtube-video-and-audio-dow/ and click to download and install. Obviously you’ll need to be running Firefox to do this, as it doesn’t work in any other browser. The download is less than 0.5 MB, appears malware-free according to Avast on my PC, and is free. Although you should note that the developer requests that you consider a $5 donation if you like it.
With the add-on installed, right-click on the toolbar, click on Customize, and drag the YouTube button up to the toolbar so it’s always handy. Now you’re ready to run.
Head to Youtube, choose a video, then click the Youtube icon you just created. The audio will be extracted and placed in your chosen folder on your PC, ready for you to listen to in the future without needing access to Youtube. And of course you can copy it to your MP3 player too, if you wish.