Quick Facts

• Site: tv.fakings.com and its subdomains only. It does nothing on other websites.
• Sources it detects: direct MP4 addresses and HLS streams.
• What you end up with: an MP4 file.
• Quality: sorted by resolution whenever the page hints at it; sometimes only one version exists.
• Where files go: a FAkings TV folder inside your browser's default download path.
• Sign-in: an email address, verified with a one-time password.
• Requirement: a working internet connection for every download.
• Controls: a player overlay, a popup panel, a right-click entry and an embedded progress tracker.

Why the Browser's Save Fails Here

FAkings TV puts each video inside a player wrapper that keeps the true media address out of view. Right-click and save, and you'll usually walk away with a thumbnail or a clip from an advert. Some pages add player layers, indirect addresses or streamed delivery on top, and the browser's ordinary save command can't follow any of it. The common workarounds are converter websites and manual digging through network request logs.

How Fakingstv Video Downloader Searches a Page

It works on the FAkings TV page in your current tab and checks the video tags, page markup and metadata, the scripts, the player configuration, the performance entries the browser has logged and any linked player documents. A direct MP4 is recognised as soon as the page exposes the final file address. HLS streams from player-based sources are identified and then processed into a file. Adverts, preview snippets, thumbnails and other irrelevant assets are filtered out automatically, and if the page gives resolution hints, the remaining options are put in quality order.

Doing a Download

Here is the full sequence, from installation to a file on disk:

1. Take the package that fits your browser from the latest release and install it.
2. Enter your email address in the extension and confirm the one-time password that arrives in your inbox.
3. Browse to the FAkings TV video you want to keep.
4. Press play. Most of these pages don't hand over the underlying stream until playback starts or the player's start-up scripts have finished, so this step matters.
5. Look for the download overlay drawn on the player once the stream is running.
6. Prefer a list? Click the toolbar icon instead; the popup shows the formats it identified and can start the download.
7. Or right-click anywhere on the page, or on the video element, and choose "Download FAkings TV Video".
8. Pick a quality from the options shown and start the save. An embedded tracker displays its progress until the MP4 is written into the FAkings TV folder on your computer.

Caveats

The quality list reflects whatever the page and its player reveal, and not every video has several resolutions, so formats and options vary from video to video. When no options appear at all, reloading with the video properly playing usually exposes the source. If the overlay itself is absent, make sure it's a supported video page and fall back on the popup or context menu. A download that breaks off can be retried once your connection is fine; reloading and restarting playback helps if it fails again. Files you can't locate are in the FAkings TV folder, wherever your browser's download settings place it.

Download only videos that you own or have explicit permission to keep.

FAQ

I'm on a FAkings TV video page right now; which button do I press?

Get the video playing first. After that, use the overlay on the player, the extension's toolbar icon, or the entry in the right-click menu.

Are both MP4 links and HLS streams detected?

Yes. Video tags, metadata, scripts and player configuration are all checked, and either kind of source is picked up once the page reveals it.

Must playback be underway before detection works?

Usually. On most FAkings TV pages the stream isn't handed over until the video starts or the player's start-up scripts complete.

After downloading, which folder holds my videos?

A FAkings TV folder inside your browser's normal download path.

Could I point this extension at some other adult site?

No. It is limited to tv.fakings.com and its subdomains.