Now you can connect RealPlayer to your Facebook account and accumulate the Facebook videos shared by your friends in one place. What did come as a surprise (and a quite pleasant one) was the new Facebook bundling feature. In that respect, the Private mode was long awaited at least by me and did not really come as a surprise. As soon as some software gets an access to the Web, the absence of any explicitly presented privacy options would mean encroaching on my privacy, so they're practically essential for any program with Web features.

What I sincerely don't get is why the elementary privacy settings are presented as something incredibly awesome and innovative. All it does is create a new hidden folder where your downloaded videos will be saved so that they won't be displayed in your library unless in the Private mode. In fact, the only major new feature we have seen in RealPlayer 15 is the so-called Private mode, which, in effect, is no big deal either. Its biggest problem is a gaping lack of new features to be found by everyone who checks out the latest major player release. It is well thought-out and easy-to-use, it looks sleek and it runs smoothly, but it is unbelievably boring. The worst thing about RealPlayer 15 is that it is boring.

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