№ 02 · Poof · Privacy
Privacy Policy
Poof collects no personal data, has no accounts, and sends nothing over the network. Your rules stay on your device.
Poof is a tool for inspecting elements on a page, building a CSS selector that targets them, and hiding the matches. It runs entirely inside your browser.
It has no server, no account system, no analytics, and no tracking. It does not collect, transmit, sell, or share any information about you or the pages you visit. There is nothing on the wire.
The only thing Poof saves is what you create: the hide-rules and
preferences you set, kept per website. These are stored locally
using the browser's extension storage
(chrome.storage.local) on your own computer.
Chrome requires an extension to declare the capabilities it uses. Here is every permission Poof requests and the reason for it. Each is used only to make the extension work — never to gather data.
Your rules remain until you remove them. Poof's options page lists every site that has rules and lets you review or delete them. You can also clear a single rule from the side panel.
Removing the extension deletes its local storage, taking your rules with it.
Poof is a general-purpose browsing tool and is not directed at children under 13. Because it collects no data at all, it gathers nothing from anyone, regardless of age.
If this policy changes, the new version will be posted on this page with an updated date above. Poof's no-collection, no-transmission stance is fundamental to the extension and is not expected to change.
Reach the workshop at shop@browser.supplies. Plain-text replies preferred.