Very Useful Indeed... Now can this extension be added to the right-click menu for direct downloads from within the browser? A dark mode would also be very helpful... It's too bright for night time use.

It doesn't intercept browser download hence the multi-thread download isn't so easy to use

It is nice and efficient, well planned and the options seem right enough to avoid cluttering the UI or complicate usage.

Fonts seem small in my 27" 4K monitor compared to other in browser UI elements. The theme although clean is a bit painful on my eyes and doesn't follow any hints from Firefox's UI either.

It integrates quite nicely with FF's "YouTube Video and Audio Downloader" add-on.

It's almost perfect. Almost. I tried downloading 12 image pertaining a video game walkthrough. This add-on spawned 12 "Save as..." dialog boxes. (I know a competing add-on that doesn't do this. It asks for the saving path in advance.) It's video-saving function is also handy; it performs a couple of things better than its competitors. But ultimately, you'd need external apps to deal with downloaded videos, such as FFmpeg, MKVToolNix, or XMedia Recode. (One of these three is fine.)

! THE Live Stream downloader WORKS JUST FINE !
I use this addon for it's video grabbing part. :)

Guys, hover the Turbo Download Manager and you'll see a busy addon. The video files may not show up in the Downloads folder (or whereever your d/l files are stored) instantly - just be patient! The addon works in the background.

To get started choose "Extract Media Links" from the dropdown menu that you get after right clicking in the tab with the desired video.
Sometimes you have to pick the right resolution - try all if offered until you have the right video (*.ts). Use "Download Link(s)" instead of "merge"… When it's done you have a lot of files in the download location - carefully delete all but the biggest of the new files (usually the video).
Web developers really try to make it hard to download contet you'd like to see/hear offline. A few times you can not download the right file…
However, it's great that this addon exists!

Regarding the user interface:
I find the popup window (when you click on the "Turbo Download Manager" icon in the toolbar) a bit minimalistic, e.g. how do you open another connection to add/handle another segment of a file that is downloaded?
When you did "PAUSE" a download then a click on the icon (toolbar) does show the oldest downloaded file on the top. To resume you have to scroll very down in order to reach the "RESUME" button.
It would be nice to have a "dark mode" option…

Missing option for setting the default number of threads for all new downloads! Will give 5 stars for that. Kudos for bringing a media detection inside this.