Bring up the video page
On the page do a right-click Inspect (Q), which will bring up the page code on the bottom third of the screen
Play the video, then quickly go to the “Network” tab on the page code
You’ll see a bunch of URLs with .mp4 extension

One of those will be the file you’re looking for.

Right click on those URLs to open them in new tabs

Obviously skip the filenames with “audio” in them.

When you get a tab with the actual video you’re looking for, you can do a “Save As” in the browser to save the video file.

Checking on my old Motorola Android 11 phone, and Voyager’s menu items look okay.

Either something to do with how Samsung or Android 15 messes with things.

I tried installing a different launcher, Nova Launcher, but same thing.

I am on a Samsung Galaxy S25

Android 15

One UI 7.0 if that means anything.

Android System Webview 133.0.6943.138

I’m pretty sure it’s supposed to look like that screenshot from the iOS version that someone else posted below

Subscriber numbers are misleading, because there are highly populated communities that were created during previous migrations, but were abandoned due to lack of content.

It’s the weekly and monthly active users numbers that indicate active communities.

And “Smart Sort” on lemmyverse.net is busted because it over prioritizes subscriber count.

“Stars!” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stars!

A 4X game for Win 3.11 that was set up for multi-player by email and ftp turbo.

Fantastically ergonomic use of early GUI features.

You could design your own alien race and ships, the default races were well balanced, but all played very differently.

Ah, I’m on Android v2.24.3, which is the current version on the Google Play Store.

Screenshot of text formatting 3 dot menu

There’s a migration program to transfer torrents from utorrent to qbittorrent.

https://forum.qbittorrent.org/viewtopic.php?t=3224

I remember using it way back when, and they’ve kept it updated.

Sounds like a DNS caching problem.

Reboot your mobile device and/or wifi router?

I’ve had good luck with eD2K/eMule for older shtuff.

That doesn’t work well automated torrent setups though.

Also, YouTube frequently is the answer for many documentaries and straight-to-video shtuff

As a follow up, possible Iranian malware be damned, this turned out to be the smoothest running version of the game that I tried.

BitDefender didn’t find anything, but of course that doesn’t mean anything after you have the app installed.

Others that I tried had Chinese stuff on bootup, and stuttered when running.

Indeed, the next time I reloaded the app, it was automagically updated to v2.24.2, and the red notification was gone.

RPCS3’s website says GoW3 has problems with this emulator.

https://wiki.rpcs3.net/index.php?title=God_of_War_III

This title is currently not considered “playable”, as the hardware requirement is too high. But it can be played from start to finish with decent performance on a good CPU, especially if you use the game’s patches.

I did find an APK on some outfit called apkvision.org, installed it, but it had something something about Iran, so I probably now have Iranian malware on my phone. 😓

Flud looks proprietary and has ads.

Libretorrent works just as well and is open source.

Plague Inc. comes in at the top of a search in the Play Store for “pandemic” but I understand that it’s kind of a reverse concept of the Pandemic boardgame: You try to wipe out those pesky humans by developing an incurable virus.

I might be inclined to give it a try if I can’t find a decent implementation of Pandemic.

Reminds me of the “summaries” from the 1975 Rollerball movie.

The characters in that corporate dystopia only had access to corporate-provided summaries of literature.

They couldn’t access the original novels and works without high-level corporate authorization.

It could be that your torrent program is firewalled, and unable to fully connect to all sharing peers.

If you’re using qBittorrent, to display the Status Bar, go to the menu item View > (check the box for) Status Bar

The Status Bar should appear a the bottom.

Just right of center, there should be an icon where if you hover your mouse over it, tells you your Connection Status, i.e. whether you’re connected or firewalled.

JDownloader is a tool whose continued development is well worth supporting.