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Way 1: Share from Safari
- 1Open the video page in SafariFrom Google results or any link. Open the video's own page, not the site's home page.
- 2Tap ShareThe square with the arrow at the bottom of the screen or next to the address bar.
- 3Choose RaheebIf it's not in the row, scroll to the end, tap More and add it to Favorites.
- 4Wait for “Saved”Raheeb's card appears over Safari with the progress, then “Saved to Photos”.
A video from Google results
Google's video results are links to the sites where the video was posted, usually YouTube or social sites. Tap the result to open the video page, then Share → Raheeb as in the steps. If the result opens the site's app instead of Safari, tap Share inside the app and choose Raheeb the same way.
Way 2: Raheeb's browser
In Safari, a direct video (an MP4 file, for example) opens for viewing, and saving it goes through the Downloads list and then the Files app. In Raheeb's browser, when you open a link that is a file (video, audio, image, PDF or ZIP), a card appears with the file name, its size and a Save to My Files button, and it goes straight into My Files.
- 1Open the browserFrom the Tools tab → Browser.
- 2Search or type the addressJust like Safari, with tabs, private tabs and bookmarks.
- 3Open the file linkThe file's card appears with its size.
- 4Tap Save to My FilesThe file downloads straight to My Files over your own connection.
The browser also plays audio in the background with the screen locked, and blocks ads with Raheeb Pro. Read play YouTube in the background and ad-free browser for iPhone.
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When doesn't it work?
- Video streamed in pieces on an unsupported site: it isn't a single file, so there's no save option.
- Content behind a sign-in: private accounts and paid courses can't be saved.
- A live stream in progress: it can be saved after it ends and is processed, if the site offers it as a regular video.
- The site's home page: you need the video's own page.