One click, right on the page you’re watching — no copy-pasting URLs into saverip.com. Works on XVideos, XHamster, PornHub, SpankBang, and 18 more sites.
Completely optional.
Nothing about saverip.com changes. Keep pasting links into the site exactly like you do today — the extension is just a faster way to do the same thing, for anyone who wants it. Your account, your free/Pro quota, and your download history all stay the same either way.
Downloads keep going even if you close the tab. Check progress, your plan, and your remaining free downloads — all from one click on the extension icon.
One click on any supported site. Choose the exact resolution you want, right where you’re watching — same free/Pro resolution caps as the website.
The extension isn’t in the Chrome Web Store — its content category doesn’t qualify for that store’s listing policy — so it’s self-hosted straight from GitHub instead, the same way a lot of adult-content and niche extensions are distributed. The source code is public and unminified, so you (or anyone) can read exactly what it does before installing.
Everything the website does — just one click closer to the video you’re already watching.
The download button appears right on the page — no switching tabs to paste a URL into SaveRip.
Log in once and your Pro status, quota, and quality preference follow you across every supported site.
English, Spanish, German, French, and Portuguese — matched automatically to your browser.
Yes, installing and using it is free. It uses your existing SaveRip account — the same free-tier limits and Pro benefits as the website.
Yes — those are two of the 22 supported sites, along with PornHub, SpankBang, and 18 more. The download button appears automatically on any video page from a supported site.
No. It’s entirely optional — saverip.com keeps working exactly like it always has. The extension is just a faster way to do the same thing for anyone who wants it.
Its content category doesn’t qualify for that store’s listing policy, so it’s self-hosted straight from GitHub instead — the source is public and unminified, and the Firefox build is signed by Mozilla.