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Version 17.0.0 · 2026-08-28
Fix bugs, fix crashes, and improve performance
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The store currently lists version 17.0.0, updated 2026-08-28.








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Faves is the best way to organize all your favorite videos in one place
● Never lose another video again
When you save a video on Faves, it’s automatically stored on the cloud for you to watch forever, any time you want.
● Upload from your camera roll
Already have a lot of videos cluttering up your storage? You can upload them to Faves and we’ll store them on the cloud for you. Now you can free up your storage without losing all your favorite content. Our average user saves more than 4 GBs of storage!
● HD Quality
Unlike other apps, we give you the best possible quality for the most enjoyable viewing experience
● Organize your favorite videos with Stacks or search for them with keywords
What’s the last time you tried to find something but couldn’t? We know how frustrating it is.…
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Fix bugs, fix crashes, and improve performance
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These are really on sale; we just can’t tell from the name whether they recur.
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