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SaveM8 – Browser & Media Saver

An Android browser with a media saver built in: spot a video while you browse, then keep it.

  • Tools
  • Browser
  • Media saver
SaveM8 app icon beside the SaveM8 wordmark, the subtitle “Browser & Media Saver” and the line “Watch · Browse · Save”
Category
Tools
Installs
10+
Price
Free, ad supported
Content rating
Rated for 3+
Updated
Nov 2026
Platforms
  • Android
Get it on Google PlayPrivacy policy

SaveM8 is an Android browser that keeps what it finds. You browse as you normally would; when a page carries a video, the app puts a “Video Found” bar over the player and offers to save it to the device. Pasting a link works the same way, and the store listing calls out Instagram Reels and Facebook videos as the everyday cases.

  • A browser you can actually browse in, with saving built into the same screen
  • Detects the video on the page you are watching and offers a Save action
  • Takes pasted links too — Instagram Reels, Facebook videos and more
  • Files what you save under Videos, Audios and Images
  • Full-screen playback, added in the latest update
  • No account, no sign-up

Screenshots

Scroll sideways
  • SaveM8 browser playing a video, with a “Video Found” bar and a Save button over the player
    The browser spots a video and offers to save it.
  • SaveM8 media library with Videos, Audios and Images tabs, every item carrying its own Download button
    What you keep is grouped into Videos, Audios and Images.

How a save works

  • Open a link in the browser, or paste one in.
  • SaveM8 surfaces the media it found on that page, with a Save action beside it.
  • The file lands in your library, where it plays full screen.

Fewer ads, not zero ads

The store artwork sells the app as “pure browsing, minimal ads”, and the promise is a fair one: reading a page does not stop every few taps for a full-screen ad. It is still ad supported — Play lists the app as containing ads, and that is what keeps it free.

What it asks for

Very little, judging by Play’s Data safety section: no data collected, nothing shared with third parties, traffic encrypted in transit. The listing is published under the developer name Softneez, and the privacy policy lives on this site if you want the full text before installing.