Privacy
Last updated — 9 November 2026
Media Grabber is a browser extension that finds videos on the web pages you visit and saves them to your device.
What the extension accesses
- Addresses of media requests on the pages you visit. The extension looks at network requests made by the page (for example, a video stream's playlist) only to detect videos you can download. It also reads the page's title and its video thumbnail to name and show your downloads.
- The video data you choose to download, which it fetches and saves to your device.
Every browser permission the extension uses, and why, is listed on the permissions page.
What it stores
- Your settings, kept in your browser's storage. If you use browser sync, your browser syncs them between your own devices.
- Downloads in progress, kept temporarily in the browser's private storage until the file is saved, then deleted.
- Download history (title, file name, size, date, source page) on your device only. You can turn history off or clear it in Settings.
What it does not do
- It does not send your browsing activity, downloads, settings or any personal information to us or to anyone else.
- It has no analytics, no tracking, no ads and no accounts.
- It does not sell or share data.
- Requests for video data go only to the website that hosts the video, as the website's own player would do.
Diagnostics
The "Copy diagnostics" button in Settings copies technical details (extension version, browser version, settings, recent errors with website domains) to your clipboard. Nothing is sent automatically; you decide whether to paste it into a message to us.
Changes
If this policy changes, the new version will be published at this address with a new date.
Contact
Questions: chiragtc.dev@gmail.com