Changelog
- Added native windows arm64 builds by @talynone
- Discontinued linux appimage builds
- Added quit-on-close settings toggle
- Added option to remove download id from filename
- Fixed inconsistent download progress on high-speed networks by @talynone
- Disabled self-updater on flatpak
- Other minor fixes and improvements
Notes
Caution
Users are always adviced to complete/cancel all paused downloads before updating to a newer version, otherwise paused downloads may not resume properly and re-start from the begining.
Warning
Linux users make sure yt-dlp and deno is not installed in your distro (otherwise you will get package installation conflict). Don't worry, You can still use yt-dlp cli as before (the only difference is that now it will be installed and auto-updated by neodlp, which You can also disable from neodlp settings if you don't want to auto-update yt-dlp) (ignore this if you are installing the Flatpak)
This is an Un-Signed Build (Windows doesn't trust this Certificate so, it may flag this as malicious software, in that case, disable Windows SmartScreen and Defender, install it, and then re-enable them)
This is an Un-Signed Build (MacOS doesn't trust this Certificate so, it may flag this as from 'unverified developer' and prevent it from opening, in that case, open Settings and allow it from 'Settings > Privacy and Security' section to get started)
Shipped Binaries
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yt-dlp (updateable) │ffmpeg│aria2c │deno │bgutil-pot-rs
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v2026.05.24.234402 (nightly)│v8.0.1│v1.37.0│v2.8.0│v0.8.1
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‼️ Linux builds (deb, rpm) does not ships with ffmpeg and aria2c (though it will be auto installed as a dependency by your package manager, if you are on fedora make sure to enable rpmfusion free+nonfree repos before installing the rpm package)
‼️ MacOS builds (dmg, app) does not ships with aria2c, If you want to use aria2 install it via Homebrew (though it will be auto installed as a dependency if you install neodlp via Homebrew)
Download Section
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Architecture│Windows (msi) ⬆️│Windows (exe) ⬆️│Linux (deb) │Linux (rpm) │MacOS (dmg) ⬆️│MacOS (app) ⬆️
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x86_64 │Download │Download │Download │Download │Download │Download
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ARM64 │Download │Download │Download │Download │⚠️ Download │⚠️ Download
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⬆️ icon indicates this packaging format supports in-built app-updater
⚠️ MacOS ARM64 binary downloads are experimental and may not open on Apple Silicon Macs if downloaded from browser (You will get 'Damaged File' error) it's because the binaries are not signed (signing MacOS binaries requires 99$/year Apple Developer Account subscription, which I can't afford RN!) and Apple Silicon Macs don't allow unsigned apps (downloaded from browser) to be installed on the system. If you want to use NeoDLP on your Apple Silicon Macs, There are few ways you can bypass these restrictions:
- Using Homebrew (Recommended)
- Using our automated Curl-Bash Installer
- You can also manually remove the .dmg file/.app folder from macOS quarantine using these commands: xattr -d com.apple.quarantine NeoDLP_x.x.x_aarch64.dmg (for .dmg file) -OR- xattr -r -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/NeoDLP.app (for .app folder)
- Or you can compile NeoDLP from source in your Mac (Then you don't have to download the pre-compiled binaries at all, though it is a much longer process and is intended for advanced users only)
