I couldn't find a list of supported sites at geekersoft.com, but the vast majority of streaming video downloaders can handle any streaming video that does not have DRM -- there are a couple that can handle DRM, e.g., StreamFab, for sites like Netflix etc. (C) is a separate issue... every video online is copyrighted. Your post on this page has (C), along with everything else you see here. But the (C) owner has to be willing to prosecute or take action, e.g., take down requests, for any alleged violations of any laws, whatever authorities, including for example the platform itself, have to be willing to cooperate with your request, and there are also fair use exemptions that vary country by country. [AI scraping the web is becoming a (C) legal minefield]

RE: your IP address, every site you visit has your IP address -- it has to or you would never receive a web page in your browser... it needs the IP address to know where to send it. The only way to disguise your IP address is to go through an intermediate server -- a proxy -- that forwards you requests & all replies, e.g., using the TOR browser passes your traffic through multiple anonymous proxies without logging. That said, if you're worried about your IP address, you *might* be more concerned with your MAC address -- there can be hundreds [or more] PCs / laptops at a given IP address, but the MAC address is unique for every device.

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