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Privacy Policy

PagePeek is private by design. Everything runs locally in your browser. There is no account, no server, and no data is ever sent to us or to any third party.

What PagePeek stores

• The monitors you create: the page URL, an optional element selector, an optional keyword, your chosen interval and alert condition, and the last observed value (so it can tell when something changed).

This is stored only on your device using the browser's local extension storage (chrome.storage.local). It never leaves your browser.

What PagePeek does NOT do

• No accounts, no sign-in.
• No analytics, tracking, advertising, or fingerprinting.
• No selling or sharing of data — nothing is collected by us to sell.
• No remote code: all logic ships inside the extension.

Network activity

PagePeek fetches a page only when you have chosen to monitor it, to detect changes. Those requests go directly from your browser to the site you picked — the same as visiting it yourself. Nothing is routed through us. For pages built by JavaScript, PagePeek may briefly open the page in a background tab to read the rendered value, then closes it.

Permissions

• storage — save your monitors locally.
• alarms — schedule periodic checks.
• notifications — alert you when a watched page changes.
• scripting — power the element picker and read JavaScript-rendered values on pages you monitor.
• host access (all sites) — so you can monitor any page you choose. A page is only accessed after you add it as a monitor.

Your control

Removing a monitor deletes its data immediately. Uninstalling PagePeek removes all of its stored data from your browser.

Contact

Questions about this policy: alvarofb1998@gmail.com.