If you see this, something is broken, a key file named "app.js" is likely missing.

The browser extension is still correctly downloading all the mp4 files, but since "Archive.html" (this file) isn't working properly, the mp4 files are all named with numbers, which aren't worth collecting.

One possibility: a browser settings is blocking "app.js". You can simply try another browser. There are at least 2 browsers you can test (Chrome and Safari on Mac, Chrome and Edge on Windows). Test by dragging "Archive.html" into both browsers.

Another possibility (seen in April 2024): Windows Defender removed "app.js". Follow https://myfavett.com/about_virus_alert to fix.