13 / EXTENSION PRIVACY
Browser extension privacy
How the Toolars Chrome extension handles data: local processing only, no accounts, no analytics, and no network requests.
Data the extension collects
None. The extension has no access to the content of the pages you visit.
Toolars does not collect, transmit, or store personal data, browsing history, website content, keystrokes, or tool input and output on any server.
Information stored on your device
Recent tools and favorites live in the browser's local storage on your device.
This information never leaves your device and is never synced or transmitted anywhere; it is not used for analytics, profiling, or advertising. Clearing the extension's site data or uninstalling the extension removes it. Passwords, digests, QR codes, and every other tool result exist only in memory until you copy or download them yourself.
Network activity
The extension makes zero network requests and works fully offline.
The only outbound action is one you take explicitly: the web-version link in a tool view opens the corresponding page on toolars.com in a new tab. That website is covered by the main privacy policy.
Main privacy policyPermissions
A single permission: sidePanel, used to display the tools when you click the toolbar icon.
There are no host permissions, no content scripts, and no remote code. All logic ships inside the extension package.
Third parties
The extension embeds no analytics, advertising, or tracking SDKs, and shares nothing with third parties.
Policy changes
Any future data practice will be disclosed here before a new version ships.
If this policy ever changes, the updated version will be published at this URL with a new effective date.
Contact
Questions about extension privacy can be emailed to contact@toolars.com or sent through the contact page.
Contact ToolarsBrowser extensions
Review what the Chrome side panel does and how local processing stays intact.