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- **Multi-format Support** - Videos, audio tracks, playlists to meet all download needs
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- Localized interface support in many languages
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### 🎨 Best-in-class UI Experience
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- **Modern Design** - Clean and beautiful interface
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- **Linux**: Download `vidbee-x.x.x.AppImage`
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3. **Install and run** the application
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### 🍎 macOS Installation Notes
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After downloading and installing VidBee on macOS, you may encounter a "file is damaged" error when trying to run the application. This is due to macOS security restrictions on applications downloaded from the internet.
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```bash
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xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/VidBee.app/
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```
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This command removes the quarantine attribute that macOS applies to applications downloaded from the internet, allowing VidBee to run properly without the "file is damaged" error.
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## 📸 Screenshots
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