wtf is videograb?

VideoGrab is a desktop application for downloading videos from websites, built with a graphical interface so you do not need to type commands. You paste in a video link, or several links at once, and the app fetches the video for you and saves it to a folder you choose. The interface is built with CustomTkinter, which gives it a dark, modern look. While a download is running, you can see its progress, speed, and estimated time remaining. Before you download, VideoGrab shows the video's title and duration so you know what you are about to save. You can queue up multiple videos and let them download one after another, and you can cancel any download in progress. According to the README, VideoGrab tries to grab the highest resolution available for a given video, up to 4K where the source supports it. It works across many different kinds of sites, including general streaming platforms, social media sites, and adult content sites, since the project's stated goal is broad compatibility rather than support for one specific service. The project is offered as a free download with no account, subscription, or usage limit mentioned in the README. There is no information in the README about the programming language used, a license, or how to build the project from source. Someone comfortable installing a downloaded executable from GitHub could try it, but there are no setup or contribution instructions provided.