A Firefox extension that finds the video on the page, including HLS and DASH streams, and saves it as one MP4 file. Everything runs in your browser. There is no account, no server, and nothing is ever uploaded.
The extension never talks to us. Not to detect videos, not to save them, not to check a license. The unlock key is verified on your own device with a public key built into the extension.
Video is requested only from the site you are watching, with the cookies your browser already sends it. Private windows and containers keep their own identity.
No telemetry, no analytics, no crash reports. If something fails, the popup offers a privacy-safe report you can read before you choose to send it to support.
It refuses DRM and sample-level encryption and never bypasses a login or paywall. It saves what your browser can already play.
MP4, WebM, MOV, M4V, and Ogg videos, including opaque or signed URLs, in the page or in embedded players.
Transport-stream and fragmented-MP4 segments, separate audio tracks, AES-128 encrypted segments, discontinuities, and live streams recorded until you press Stop.
Static manifests with separate video and audio, merged into one file without re-encoding.
Subtitles and closed captions saved as a .vtt beside the video, audio-only M4A output, batch downloads with three streams at once, rename before saving, a paste-a-link box, a local history, no file size limit beyond your disk.
When a player hides its source, the extension can record what the player loads as it plays, from the start, without re-encoding. DRM stays off limits.
Not supported: DRM-protected streams and YouTube, which is refused by policy on every browser.
Free
$0
Unlocked
$19
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Private Downloader for Firefox is going through Mozilla's add-on review. The listing link will appear here the moment it is approved. It requires Firefox 140 or later. A Chrome and Edge version is planned.
Email privatedownload.energetic190@passmail.net. If a download fails, click Help in the popup and copy the privacy-safe report into your message; it contains no page addresses, titles, tokens, or cookies.