How to save adult videos on your phone privately (no extension needed)
You do not need a browser extension to save adult videos on your phone. Paste the link into the web app, or install it to your home screen, and your library stays private by default.
To save an adult video on your phone privately, copy the video link and paste it into the PornLibrary web app. It reads the page and fills in the title, preview, tags and cast for you. There is no browser extension on mobile and you do not need one: pasting the link does the same job. Your library is private by default, isolated per user, so it is not mixed into your phone browser or tied to any site account.
Do I need an extension to save videos on my phone?
No. The Chrome extension is a desktop convenience for one-click saving from your computer, and it does not run on phones. On mobile the fast path is different but just as quick: copy the video link, open the web app, and paste. Automatic extraction pulls the title, preview image, tags and real performers, so a mobile save ends up with the same rich metadata as a desktop one.
How do I save a video from my phone in a few taps?
- Tap share or copy link on the video in your phone browser.
- Open the PornLibrary web app in another tab.
- Paste the link into the add box and let it extract the details.
- Drop it into a collection or add a tag while it is fresh, then save.
Can I add PornLibrary to my home screen?
Yes. PornLibrary is a progressive web app (PWA), so you can install it to your home screen from your phone browser and open it like any other app, without the app store. That gives you a one-tap icon to jump to, which makes pasting links even faster, while everything still runs in the same private library you use on desktop.
Is saving on my phone private?
Your saved videos live in a per-user space isolated by row-level security, so no one else can see them, and they are not stored in your phone browser bookmarks where sync and autocomplete can expose them. If you have been keeping videos in mobile bookmarks, the bookmarks alternative explains why a separate library is the safer place, and the guide on how to find a saved video again covers keeping them findable later.