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Awesome ideas, thank u so much.
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My OS is win 7 prof 64 bit and I use IE chrome. &nbsp;Whenever i view a youtube video, sometimes it is slow and dithering. &nbsp;How do I download it. &nbsp;I think there is a handle somewhere where if I were to click I could down load it without using an external software. &nbsp;Can the experts let me know how. &nbsp;Thank u.
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My OS is win 7 prof 64 bit and I use IE chrome.  Whenever i view a youtube video, sometimes it is slow and dithering.  How do I download it.  I think there is a handle somewhere where if I were to click I could down load it without using an external software.  Can the experts let me know how.  Thank u.

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Web Browsers

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Web Components

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