Keep Your Connection Secure Without a Monthly Bill. Make sure to follow Apple Hacks over on Facebook and Twitter, or Gadget Hacks over on Facebook, Google+, and Twitter, for more Apple tips. There is currently no other way to transfer content from your iPhone to your computer, but it sure beats no way at all. If you want to transfer them to your computer, you can set up a free 20 GB pCloud cloud storage account, which you can then access from your other devices. I've found them to be extremely unreliable as I couldn't get them to finish downloading a full video, so I gave up on them.įrom an old similar question for the iPad I'm guessing it's not possible, but I just want to be sure if there any good solutions that I'm missing, or will have to develop my own application or switch to Android? Seems like a basic functionality to me.Be aware that iSaveIt cannot save files for use in Apple's native apps (Music, Videos, etc.), so you'll only be able to view them in iSaveit, but you can do that even if you're offline, so the functionality is pretty stellar. One of the actions is download to Dropbox (which I haven't managed to get working yet) but I cannot see "save to Files", at least for videos, which is what I need.Īlso tried two apps that have an integrated browser that lets you download the files when tapping the link.
I've seen an answer on the Apple Discussion forum that involves clicking on the share button in Safari. So I am wondering how I can do the same on an iPhone (running iOS 12)?
On Android, for example, I can tap on a video link and have the MP4 file saved locally in a downloads folder so I can watch it offline. I'm not talking about streaming video sites like YouTube, just plain href links designed to be downloaded with something like right-click and "Download linked file as." on a PC or Mac.
Sometimes I want to download files straight from the link on a website as it can be done on a desktop computer.
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