Your browser.
Your business.

This website

The showcase has no account system, analytics scripts or advertising trackers. Fonts and demo libraries are served with the website. The OCR demo reads built-in sample images in your browser; it does not upload anything. Browser caching and any hosting-provider access logs are separate from the app, and hosting details must be finalized before public launch.

Aegis

Aegis uses website access for continuous ad and tracker filtering. Optional custom filter subscriptions contact their chosen providers.

Aegis adds no telemetry or accounts. Advanced debugging can retain request details locally if enabled, and chosen custom subscriptions contact their providers.

WebVault

Single-page captures use temporary website access from the toolbar action. Batch saving asks for tab information and access to the chosen sites.

Capturing a page reads resources from the page’s servers. The HTML archive is kept in your browser profile; exported files go to your chosen download location.

TableSnap

TableSnap reads a website after you open its toolbar action. Presets are stored locally; collected rows stay in the tool tab.

CSV, XLSX and JSON exports are generated locally. Extraction presets remember an element selector and hostname.

TextLens

Screen capture uses the current website permission granted by the toolbar or image context-menu action. Recognition and history stay on the device.

Image context-menu captures are staged briefly in browser session storage, then removed when the tool opens. Local history stores recognized text rather than source images.

PopupDestroyer

One-time changes use access to the active tab. Remembered rules request optional access to the chosen website. Settings and selectors remain in local browser storage.

PopupDestroyer does not send page content or saved selectors to a server. Removing a saved rule stops it on future page loads; Undo restores changes during the current visit.

CookieKiller

Website access lets CookieKiller find supported consent banners. Preferences, rules and activity are stored locally. Optional Chrome Sync sends only the global on/off preference to your browser’s sync service.

CookieKiller has no studio account, telemetry or server uploads. Clear recent activity in Preferences. Disable sync to remove the stored synchronized preference.

Local storage and deletion

Browser-profile data is not encrypted by these tools. Use a profile you trust. You can delete saved pages and OCR text in the tools, and removing an extension or clearing its data removes its local settings and history. Keep exported copies of anything you need to preserve.