In the download prompt, rename the file and save the video (MP4).

While playing, right-click over the video and choose “Save video as…” or whatever it says in the browser.

Hit the play icon to start the video, which will launch it in the built-in video player (Chrome in our example).

Highlight the URL’s “after the “m” to ensure it loads, and then press enter.

It doesn’t matter whether the video is in pop-out mode or not.

When you find the video you want to save (in our example screenshots below, it’s a short video of Moana-themed cupcakes), ensure you’ve loaded the video’s page into your browser.We’re using Chrome to download this video, so while this method may work in other browsers, we can only guarantee support through Google Chrome’s video player. Start by loading Facebook’s typical desktop website from your computer.It sounds weird, but to get your favorite Facebook videos from other sources, you’ll need to use the PC or Mac browser and load Facebook through its mobile URL. Fortunately, downloading your favorite Facebook clips isn’t as hard as you might think. Facebook isn’t designed for downloading public videos, as copyright concerns abound when trying to save a video that isn’t your own.

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