Privacy policy

What the extension does with your data

Screenshots

When you start a capture, the extension photographs the visible area of the tab several times while scrolling it, and joins those photographs into one image. The image is created in your browser's memory and stored locally so the result page can display it.

Screenshots are never uploaded, transmitted, shared or backed up. They exist only on your device until you save them where you choose, or until the extension deletes them automatically.

Page content

The script the extension runs on a page while capturing measures layout: the size of the document, the position of fixed and sticky elements, and the scroll position. It moves the scroll position and then puts the page back exactly as it found it. It does not read, collect or transmit page text, form fields, passwords, cookies or local storage.

Anything visible on the page will, by design, appear in the screenshot you asked for. That screenshot stays on your device.

Web addresses and page titles

At the moment you ask for a capture, the extension reads the address and title of that one tab. They are used for the heading shown on the result page and for the suggested filename. They are stored only inside the temporary capture record described below, and are deleted along with it.

The extension does not read your browsing history, does not observe tabs you are not capturing, and does not keep a log of pages you have captured.

Settings

Your preferences — capture delays, output format, filename pattern — are stored using the Chrome storage API. If you are signed in to Chrome with sync enabled, Chrome may sync these preferences between your own devices. That is a Chrome feature, and the data involved is settings only. No screenshots, addresses or page content are ever placed in synced storage.

Review prompt

The extension counts how many captures have completed successfully on this installation, so that it can ask once — after the second one — whether you would leave a review. Three values are held: that count, the count at which it may next ask, and whether you have already answered.

It is a number, not a history: no addresses, titles or details of what was captured are recorded with it. It is stored in local storage on this device only, is never synced and never transmitted, and choosing "Do not ask again" stops the prompt permanently. Choosing to write a review opens the Chrome Web Store listing in a new tab; nothing is sent with that link.

What the extension does not do

• Upload screenshots or page content to any server.
• Use analytics, telemetry, crash reporting or any tracking service.
• Create identifiers, profiles, fingerprints or advertising data.
• Sell, rent or share data with anyone, because it collects none.
• Inject advertisements, affiliate links or sponsored content.
• Load any remote code, script, font, style or image.
• Monitor browsing activity outside a capture you started.

The extension's own pages ship with a Content Security Policy containing connect-src 'none'. That instructs Chrome itself to block any outbound network request from those pages, so this is enforced by the browser rather than being a promise on a page.

How long data is kept

A finished capture is written to local IndexedDB storage inside the extension's own private area, purely so the result tab can load an image too large to pass through Chrome's messaging APIs. Each record holds the image data, the tab's address and title, and technical details such as the dimensions.

These records are deleted automatically when they are more than 2 hours old, or once there are more than 5 of them, whichever happens first. The clean-up runs every time the extension starts. You can delete them all immediately using "Clear stored captures now" on the extension's settings page. Uninstalling the extension removes all of its storage.

Files you explicitly save are ordinary downloads on your computer, under your control.

Permissions and why they are needed

activeTab

Temporary access to the single tab you asked to capture, granted by Chrome at the moment you click the icon or press the shortcut.

scripting

Injects the capture script into that tab for the duration of the capture, so the page can be measured and scrolled.

storage

Saves your settings.

unlimitedStorage

A full page screenshot is often tens of megabytes, which exceeds the default local storage quota. This is needed to pass the finished image to the result page.

The extension requests no host permissions, so it has no standing access to any website. Access is granted for one tab, at the moment you ask for a capture, and is dropped afterwards.

This website

This site is served as static pages. It sets no cookies, runs no analytics or advertising scripts, and loads no third-party fonts or resources. Your hosting provider will keep ordinary server request logs, as every web server does.

Children

This is a general-purpose tool and is not directed at children. It collects no personal information from anyone, of any age.

Changes to this policy

If a future version changes what data is handled, this policy will be updated before that version is published, and the change will be described in the extension's Chrome Web Store listing. Any feature that would send data anywhere would be optional, switched off by default, and clearly disclosed.

Contact

Questions about this policy can be sent to the address on the contact page.