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StreamFab

com.goland.streamfab.macos · Video · v7.0.2.6
Intel Only 31 devices · 1.7 GB · Impact: 90/100
About This App

StreamFab All-In-One is a streaming video download utility that captures video content from over 1,000 websites including Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney+, YouTube, Apple TV, HBO Max, Hulu and other major on-demand platforms. It features an embedded web browser for seamless navigation and authentication, allows users to select video quality (up to 4K/8K) and audio bitrate before download, and saves videos in MP4 format with preserved HDR10 and Dolby Vision metadata. The software is marketed toward users who wish to archive or view streaming content offline, and is available as individual platform-specific modules or as an all-inclusive All-In-One bundle.

Versions Seen 13 versions
v7.0.2.6 v7.0.2.4 v7.0.2.2 v7.0.2.1 v7.0.1.9 v7.0.1.6 v7.0.1.3 v7.0.1.1 v7.0.0.6 v6.2.5.6 v6.1.9.8 v6.1.8.3 v6.1.3.9

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StreamFab's native Apple Silicon support has been inconsistent. Community forums from late 2025 and early 2026 show users reporting that the app defaults to Intel-only builds and that Apple Silicon download options have disappeared from the vendor's website, forcing users to run under Rosetta 2. While the developer's own logs reference arm64 build components, there is no clear evidence the app is being actively distributed as a Universal Binary or native build to end users at present. Given that you are still running the Intel-only build under Rosetta today and Apple is removing Rosetta in macOS 28 (September 2028), contact StreamFab support directly to ask whether a native Apple Silicon build will be released and when. If the developer does not commit to a native build by early 2027, you should begin researching alternative streaming downloaders that already ship native versions — several mature options exist in this category and can help you migrate your workflow before the September 2028 deadline when the Intel version will stop working entirely.