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yt-dlp should still be the best option. When it comes to unsupported websites you usually need to add some options. Most of the time this is just --referer https://example.com/ with the website being the one this is hosted on.

There was a discussion about something similar some month ago here. Where I made a more detailed comment.

(You could DM me more details (like the catoon site and the cartoon you want to download) and I could look into it more closely.)

You can simply run brew doctor and it will show you all deprecated casks.

The unsigned (FOSS) Apps aren’t removed yet. They will be removed by 2026-09-01. Removing --no-quarantine before that seems counter productive. And quite frankly removing unsigned Apps at all seems like a stupid idea. Homebrew is a third party package mamager, why are they precapitulating to Apple?
Third party taps (or are they fourth party?) will step in. You can run xattr -d com.apple.quarantine in the .rb file.

Relevant links.

• Homebrew Github Discussion about unsigned app removal.
• How Freetube bypasses the issue in their own tap.

For content from streaming platforms like Netflix, the audio and video lines up most of the time. The dub might be a bit longer at the end, but that doesn’t matter; it’s only the credits.

For Blu-ray and DVDs, it’s a bigger problem. The audio and video lines don’t usually line up: different production company logos of different lengths and maybe minor regional differences. You could probably adjust the audio delay in the video player to get a decent experience.

mpv is good video player where it is easily possible to play the video from one file and the audio from another.

Add this URL Shortener filterlist to uBlock Origin.
This removes the fast majority of these query parameters.