JDownloader, youtube-dl, yt-dlp and many others can also download YouTube videos (and hundreds of other sites). Yes, the last two are command line tools, but if you put them on your desktop you can just drag&drop any YouTube-link on them and it will download it for you

Stacher is a decent frontend for yt-dlp for the command-line averse.

https://stacher.io/

I also recommend FreeTube, which sounds like a porn site but actually it's another open source desktop YouTube player: https://github.com/FreeTubeApp/FreeTube

Oh neat, looks like tartube is a GUI frontend for youtube-dl.

It defaults to youtube-dlp but can be toggled back and forth with youtube-dl.

What's the difference between the dlp and dl versions? I've only ever tried dl.

youtube-dl is unmaintained. yt-dlp is a maintained fork

Invidious

https://invidious.io/

I run it on Bluestacks to be able to use the "fast forward through silences" feature on my workstation. It's invaluable.

FreeTube

https://github.com/FreeTubeApp/FreeTube

tartube is only available on Sourceforge. I thought that was a malware infested download site?

That hasn't been true for years.

Which clearly shows that a mistake can ruin reputation forever. Like sourceforge with the scam, or brave with the referees scandal.