I don’t like to watch videos online because they do not play smoothly and sometime I have to wait until it buffers. On top of that my ISP sucks. Here I have some methods I used to download videos and play them offline.

Information here should not be used for illegal and unethical purposes and must obey any copyrights mentioned by the owner(s) or the publisher(s). Use this article solely to view videos offline and check terms and conditions mentioned by the owner(s) or the publisher(s). You should not redistribute the videos downloaded, using this techniques, for any purpose without the permission of the publisher(s).

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This is very simple; all you need is Mozilla Firefox and an extension for Firefox. There are many plugins and tools out there to do this, but I like these, because I do not need to run any extra application.

I should also mention that there are number of Firefox extensions to do this. For the first example, I am using Fast Video Download (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3590).

You can either go to Tools > Add-ons and in the new window opened, click on get extensions. Then, by searching for Fast Video Download, or just click the link that I have provided and click on “Install Now” button at the bottom of the page and then click “Install Now” button on the popup window as shown in the figure below.
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Welcome to part 2, if you didn’t read part 1, please do, because this is a continuation of that. Now we want to go a step further and add “First” and “Last” links to our navigation.

“First” should point to the first page of our result set and last should point to the last page.

If user is at the first page, “First” and “Previous” links should disabled and like wise  “Last” and “Next” should be disabled at the last page of the result set. It makes sense right?

See the code below and I will explain the logic

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