Most adult-site safety advice online is generic boilerplate. Here are a few specific, actually useful things worth knowing.
Ad-blockers matter more here than on most sites
Adult site ad networks are common malware delivery vectors precisely because they’re a well-known chokepoint — a good ad-blocker is a meaningfully bigger safety improvement here than on the average website.
Popunders are usually harmless, but be deliberate about closing them
A popunder opening a new tab isn’t inherently dangerous, but reflexively clicking around on whatever it opened without paying attention is where risk creeps in. Just close it directly rather than interacting with it.
Be skeptical of “install this extension to continue” prompts
Legitimate adult sites — this one included — don’t require a browser extension to view content. Any prompt insisting on one, especially mid-video, is a red flag regardless of which site you’re on.
Use a private/incognito window if shared-device privacy matters to you
This is the simplest, most reliable privacy step available, and it costs nothing.