So this website in particular is actually so simple to download from… No need for any program other than Chrome.

• Right click and select "Inspect."

• Select "Network."

• So say you wanted 1080p. Click each video you want to get on the page, adjust your quality to what you would like. Then in the search area of the Inspect type "1080p" or whatever quality you selected.

• Each video will pop up and it will look like this:
  

• Simply right click each link and select "Open in new tab" and the file will ask if you want to save.

Can't believe that was so simple…

Hi, what is that website?

• Right click and select "Inspect."

• Select "Network."

• So say you wanted 1080p. Click each video you want to get on the page, adjust your quality to what you would like. Then in the search area of the Inspect type "1080p" or whatever quality you selected.

• Each video will pop up and it will look like this:
  

• Simply right click each link and select "Open in new tab" and the file will ask if you want to save.

Can't believe that was so simple…

I know Digitalcriminals used to work with JFF but they stopped supporting it as far as I can tell, is there is a current working downloader or how are people downloading from there?

I don't know if this is the best way, but what I found that works is the Chrome Extension "Flash Video Downloader". I have to go and hit play and then pause the video for it to show up on the list to then hit the download button, and it's a little sluggish, but it's leaps and bounds better than traipsing through the Chrome Dev Tools to find the Source Files Links. Somebody else might have a better solution though.