Privacy

Your work stays yours.

The extension needs no account and has no analytics. This page says, in plain words, what stays on your device, the few times something is fetched, and what this website counts. Last updated 8 November 2026.

The extension#

• It needs no account and sends nothing about you, your pages or your measurements to a server, ours or anyone's.
• It runs only on a tab you turn it on for, and reads that page in your browser.
• Your settings, shortcuts, toolbar layout and each site's guides are kept in the browser's own extension storage, on your device.
• Captures are made in your browser and go only where you save or copy them.

A few features fetch something, always from the site you are on, and only when you use them:

• AEO asks the page's own site for the files an AI agent looks for (such as robots.txt and llms.txt), when you open that view.
• Download all fetches the page's images to put them in a zip. For images on other sites, your browser asks you first.
• Optional permissions, such as reaching other sites, are asked for only by the feature that needs them, and you can say no.

The Annotator#

Images you open in the Annotator, in the extension or on this website, are kept in your browser's own storage (IndexedDB) so a reload does not lose them. They are never uploaded. Images left untouched for a week are removed.

This website#

• It counts visits with Google Analytics: the pages viewed, how you arrived, and your browser, device and rough location. Nothing you do in the Annotator or the extension is part of it.
• It sets cookies (Google Analytics' own _ga) only if you accept in the small card in the corner. Until then, or if you decline, it sets none and sends only cookieless pings. Google signals and ad personalisation are off, and there are no ads.
• Change your choice in Cookie settings; declining removes the cookies. To send nothing at all, block it in your browser or use Google's opt-out add-on.
• Your choice of light or dark theme is remembered in your browser (localStorage), and nowhere else.
• The fonts are served from this site, not from a font service.
• The site is a set of static pages. Like any web host, the server that delivers them sees the request your browser makes for each page.

Questions#

Ask Swapnil Gupta, who makes Nitpique, on GitHub. If anything here changes, this page changes first.