OpenShot Video Editor 4.0.1

OpenShot Video Editor technical details

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How to download and install OpenShot Video Editor on Mac

1. Open the OpenShot Video Editor download page on APPDIR.
2. Choose the official publisher or store link and download the DMG file.
3. Open the downloaded file and move the app to Applications. On first launch, confirm it in System Settings › Privacy & Security if macOS asks.
4. Review the requested permissions and only grant what you need.

Is OpenShot Video Editor safe?

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