u/Calm_Upstairs6977

Updated, but cant paste images here
Added this interaction to my project, AudioFetcher.

Instead of a static support banner, a character climbs above the input, drops his coffee, and points at the button.

It uses layered SVG and the Web Animations API, with reserved space to prevent layout shifts and a static version for reduced-motion preferences.

Curious whether the timing feels natural or whether you’d shorten the sequence.

I’m the developer of AudioFetcher. I wanted a straightforward way to save audio without navigating fake download buttons, popups, or redirects.

The updated Firefox extension is now available on Mozilla Add-ons. It supports YouTube-to-MP3 conversion and playlists, with progress indicators while playlists load and improved recovery if a connection drops.

Install it here: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/youtube-to-mp3-converter-local/

There’s free access and optional Pro access. Playlist and processing limits apply, so I don’t want to advertise it as unlimited everything.

Prefer using a website? https://audiofetcher.com also offers more output formats and tools for trimming audio, editing tags, and adding cover art.

For existing users: the Chrome extension was recently taken down, but your subscription hasn’t been abandoned. You can restore Pro in Firefox using your billing email and the verification link, without paying again.

Only use it for content you own or have permission to download.

If you try it, tell me what works and what’s annoying, especially when handling playlists. I’ve already implemented several suggestions from Reddit users.

Pretty cool milestone for me, AudioFetcher got reviewed and added to FMHY under their Audio Ripping Sites section.

I built it as a simple browser-based way to grab audio from YouTube without installing anything, so seeing it make the FMHY list was honestly pretty nice.

If anyone here uses it, feedback is always welcome.

https://audiofetcher.com