Verified product status
Skool Bulk Downloader compatibility and limitations
This page records what the current extension build actually does. Version 4.0.13 was last checked against synthetic course fixtures on August 3, 2026.
Current verified build
| Item | Verified status |
|---|---|
| Extension version | 4.0.13 |
| Browser | Google Chrome 116 or newer on desktop |
| Course scheduler | One selected lesson at a time |
| Trial allowance | 3 downloads after email verification |
| Evidence date | August 3, 2026 |
Provider behavior
| Provider | Current bulk-workflow behavior |
|---|---|
| Skool native | Compatible video can be saved to the selected local course folder. |
| Loom | Compatible embedded recordings can be saved when the lesson exposes an accessible source. |
| Vimeo | Compatible embedded video can be saved in an available rendition. |
| Wistia | Compatible embedded media can be saved when the player exposes an accessible source. |
| YouTube | Information/link mode only. The bulk workflow records the lesson but does not download its video. |
| Unknown or protected player | Reported as skipped or unsupported instead of falsely marked complete. |
What a course backup includes
- Whole-course, module, and individual-lesson selection from an accessible classroom.
- An ordered, durable queue with pause, resume, cancel, retry, history, and recovery controls.
- Structured Course / Module / Lesson paths for compatible video, notes, resources, and attachments.
- A redacted backup report that distinguishes completed, skipped, information-only, and failed items.
- Local media processing rather than uploading course videos to a SERP conversion server.
Known boundaries
- The bulk scheduler intentionally processes one selected lesson at a time.
- YouTube is information-only in the bulk workflow.
- Mobile browsers, Safari, Firefox, Edge, Brave, and Opera are not currently verified targets.
- The extension does not unlock communities, probe locked lessons, remove DRM, or create rights to copy or redistribute content.
- Available resolution and file completeness depend on what the source lesson exposes.