All notable changes to ClipSave are documented here. The format follows Keep a Changelog and versions follow Semantic Versioning.

1.3.2 - 2026-10-30

Terms is redesigned: each point is a card with an icon and a heading. Read the full terms and Source code & license now open clipsave.link instead of GitHub.
How it works has a See details on the web button that opens the walkthrough on the website.

1.3.1 - 2026-10-30

Instagram and Facebook links now get the same quick preview while their qualities load: the post's thumbnail and account (plus the caption's first line on Instagram), read from the sites' public embed pages.
The website moved to clipsave.link: Report a bug, Request a feature and Developer in Settings open pages there.

App updates are optional: the update screen now has Update later next to Update now, and Back does the same. A version you put off isn't offered again when the app opens (a newer release is), while Settings → Check for updates always offers it.
Sharing a single video shows its thumbnail, title and channel within moments (YouTube, Vimeo, TikTok, Dailymotion) while the qualities are still being read, instead of a bare spinner.
Reading a YouTube video's qualities skips the HLS manifest, one fewer request and about 20% faster.

Project housekeeping: centered README badges, the CI badge now tracks main, and Dependabot is turned off. No change to the app itself.

Automated unit tests (./test.sh) for link parsing, quality selection, playlist numbering, file names and download history; they run on every pull request.
In-app updates: ClipSave checks GitHub Releases each time it opens (and from Settings → Check for updates), downloads the same APK variant that's installed (arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, x86_64 or universal) and hands it to the system installer. A newer release must be installed before the app can be used.
Playlists are read 100 videos at a time (Load next 100 / Load remaining N), and you tick which videos to download, up to 100 per download across pages. Qualities and the Download button show an estimated total size for the ticked videos.
Screenshots in docs/screens, shown in the README.
Settings → Other → Developer: who makes ClipSave, with GitHub, LinkedIn and email links.

The app ID and code package are now com.sahedul.clipsave (was com.sahed.clipsave). Android sees this as a new app, so uninstall 1.0.0 before installing 1.1.0.
Fetching a YouTube video's qualities is about 4× faster (≈25 s → 5–7 s on a phone): the picker no longer solves YouTube's player challenge, which only the download needs. yt-dlp also keeps a cache between runs.
Playlist files are numbered by their place in the whole playlist, padded to its full length.
Download notifications show in the normal notification list and status bar instead of under "Silent", carry the white ClipSave mark on the brand colour, drop the Cancel button, and open Downloads when tapped.
A download shows "Preparing…" with a moving bar until data starts arriving, instead of a frozen 0%.

Instagram and Facebook sign-in showed a blank white screen.
Long playlists (and endless YouTube Mixes) took minutes to open, or never did, because every video was listed before the sheet appeared.
Sharing a link without ever opening ClipSave never asked for notification permission, so on Android 13+ no download notifications appeared.

First public release.

Share-sheet download flow: Share → ClipSave from any app, or paste a link on Home (a copied link is picked up when the app opens).
Quality sheet with Video/Audio switch, sizes, and an editable file name; optional one-tap mode with a saved default quality (Best, 1080p, 720p, 480p, MP3).
YouTube playlist downloads into a named folder with 1→N, N→1 or no numbering; a Playlists view in Downloads.
Background downloads in a foreground service with progress notifications and Cancel.
Pause / resume (single, per playlist, or all) that continues from the partial file; retry for failures.
Save to a custom folder (Storage Access Framework) or Movies/ClipSave, Music/ClipSave, Pictures/ClipSave; automatic fallback if the chosen folder becomes unavailable.
Optional Instagram and Facebook sign-in for private or age-gated posts (session cookies only).
Wi-Fi only mode, light/dark/system theme, in-app yt-dlp updates (manual and daily).
ClipSave logo: adaptive and themed launcher icon, status-bar icon, in-app mark and docs artwork.
Terms of Use and disclaimer (TERMS.md), agreed on first launch and readable under Settings → Other → Terms.
Signed per-ABI release APKs, build.sh, and a GitHub Actions release workflow.