>>4026>type youtube-mp3 [url]Still too much effort, here's how the pros do it:
The "xsel -ob" bit grabs whatever string of text is stored in your clipboard. Alternatively, you can make a .sh file with the following:
And simply set the script to a .desktop or keyboard shortcut, so you never even have to open a terminal. This will always download the file in your default Home directly. But if you're using a file manager for cool people like Thunar you can even set the script as a "custom action" available in context menus, so you can simply right click within a directory of your choice and download the file there.