Coursera-Downloader: This is a user-friendly graphical interface built on top of the “coursera-dl” script, designed to simplify the downloading of courses from Coursera. With this tool, users can easily navigate through their course selections and manage downloads without needing to handle complex command line instructions.
Site for downloading the windows app: http://coursera-downloader.rf.gd/
the software doesnt downownlaod 1080p resolution videos
These are False-Positive alarms, Stop making statements they are as Virus. Research on the web or ask any tech what is the difference between Virus and False-positive alarms, You will get better knowledge.
Thank you so much @TheJoker it work perfectely.
Why you need 1080??? Your want to learn or you want just show ? for learn 720 is quite enough, just in my perspective.
USe sand box
@Aina My intention is not to make any false alarm. i was trying to help the forum not to lose their precious data due to virus & to stay vigilant!
I appreciate it, But remember, anything that doesn’t work safely or steals, any data breaching, No we don’t do that here, the data matters to you. so do us, Btw, these alarms have nothing to do with your data unless you know how to bypass such things. Anyway, always use Sandbox and let your AV take care of alarms, you just need to Exclude the folder and use the content nonstop! Have a nice day! 
for clean and clear details.
Works fine thank you
thanks for sharing this m8. still working until now!
THANKS MAN YOU ARE SO NICE 
Is it necessary to use a Coursera Pro Account? Or CanCan we download any course with a free Coursera Account?
@elon.musk 
Is my laptop infected? No. Windows blocked and removed the file before it ran. Nothing happened.
Is the tool a virus? No. It’s a normal installer for a program whose code is open at github.com/touhid314/Coursera-Downloader, 8,000+ downloads.
Trojan:Win32/Wacatac.B!ml
└─ "!ml" = machine learning = a guess by pattern
why the guess? new file + no paid signature = zero reputation
same red screen on: most free tools from GitHub (PyInstaller apps, Pyfa, CustomTkinter…)
See it yourself, 30 seconds. Right-click the file → CRC SHA → SHA-256, paste it into virustotal.com. Names ending in “!ml”, “Heur” or “Gen” = guesses. A real virus shows a family name and most vendors agree. This file’s fingerprint: 2428c0e4dc059908e6e6a996c48a171999c09dbc0caabf700fa92c9890dc99f1.
Run it the calm way. Windows Security → Virus & threat protection → Manage settings → Exclusions → add the installer’s folder. Or run it inside Windows Sandbox, which forgets everything on close.
Red screen = no signature, not a virus. Signing costs a developer money every year, so free tools stay red. Check the fingerprint, then install.
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