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Hello
I am looking for an android app to download youtube videos than covert them to mp3 ...I can't find a reasonable one
that's because there's no App like that without having 99 issues in it , even apps on the store that have 10 million downloads , have a poor rating of 3.5 and many people reporting that it doesn't work.

your best bet is on windows pc there are many tools.
AvoK95 wroteTubeMate
this app is not in the google store , I wouldn't risk it.
aliessayli2 wrotethat's because there's no App like that without having 99 issues in it , even apps on the store that have 10 million downloads , have a poor rating of 3.5 and many people reporting that it doesn't work.

your best bet is on windows pc there are many tools.
It doesn't have to be a single app ... it can be one for download and one for conversion
aliessayli2 wrote
AvoK95 wroteTubeMate
this app is not in the google store , I wouldn't risk it.
Ofcourse it's not. Why would Google let an app that makes you download Youtube video in the Playstore. Such apps don't exist in the Play Store, because the store has specific requirements which they don't meet.

You can know if the app is safe by its popularity, frequent updates and the permissions you provide it.

Many good apps aren't in the Play Store, like:
CyanogenMod installer
TV Portal
Pocket Player
WiFi Kill
Router Keygen
AdBlock
Amazon Store
and many many more.

Besides. I use it.
Stygmata wrote
aliessayli2 wrotethat's because there's no App like that without having 99 issues in it , even apps on the store that have 10 million downloads , have a poor rating of 3.5 and many people reporting that it doesn't work.

your best bet is on windows pc there are many tools.
It doesn't have to be a single app ... it can be one for download and one for conversion
TubeMate does both.
I second TubeMate, has been using it for a very long time, excellent app look nowhere else.
Btw it is also available on Opera Market.
The thing is that an app which doesn't exist on the market means that it didn't get a security test , you don't know what the app does in the background , google checks the code before publishing the app on the store.

if you dont really really need it , dont trust external sources.

I used to download external apks all the time , but when I started developing android apps I knew how dangerous can that be and how simple and easy you can gain access of a person's phone through an app that connects to the internet.