Privacy — browser extension
The extension helps you save works from Archive of Our Own to your library at ff-library.com. This page explains what it can see and what it can't.
What it does
- Checks whether you’re signed in to your Fan Fiction Library account.
- Reads the publicly visible details of a work you choose to save — title, author, fandom, summary, word count, chapter count, rating — from the page you’re already looking at.
- Sends those details, and the collection you picked, to ff-library.com so the work lands in your library.
It only reads and sends anything when you actively click “Save to library”. Nothing happens in the background.
What it doesn’t do
No browsing history
No page tracking
No reading uninvited
No third parties
No analytics
No passwords
What it handles
Your session. The extension uses the ff-library.com login your browser already holds, so it knows which account to save to. It never sees or stores your password.
The work you save. Sent to ff-library.com the moment you save it, and stored in your library there. All of it is information you can already see on AO3.
The extension talks to exactly two websites: Archive of Our Own, to read the work you're looking at, and ff-library.com, to save it. No other servers, ever.
Storage
The extension stores nothing personal on your device. Anything you save lives in your account at ff-library.com.
Permissions
- archiveofourown.org — to read the details of a work you choose to save.
- ff-library.com — to check you're signed in and save works to your library.
Contact
Questions about any of this: privacy@ff-library.com