Browser Organizer — Privacy Policy

What the extension accesses

• Open tab titles and URLs.
• Your bookmarks.
• Browsing-history visit times for bookmarked URLs.
• The HTTP status of bookmarked URLs, only if you enable dead-link checking.

What is sent to your AI provider

Open tab titles and URLs are sent to the backend you selected to compute tab groupings, stale-tab suggestions, and bookmark recommendations. Before sending, query strings and fragments are stripped, embedded credentials are removed, and private or loopback hosts are reduced to their origin. This happens under your own AI subscription or key and is subject to that provider's policy.

What stays on your device

Bookmarks, browsing history, and dead-link HTTP checks are processed entirely on your machine and are never sent anywhere.

What we store

Your settings (which features are on, your protected folders and domains, and your chosen AI backend) are saved using Chrome's built-in synced storage. If you have Chrome Sync turned on and haven't excluded extensions from what syncs (Chrome lets you toggle data types like Extensions individually under Sync settings), this follows you to your other signed-in Chrome browsers the same way your bookmarks or browser preferences do — this data passes through Google's Chrome Sync infrastructure, not through us. With Sync off, or with Extensions excluded from it, it stays on-device like everything else below. Tab-activity timestamps, the undo log, and — if you use the OpenAI-compatible API backend — your API key encrypted at rest (AES-GCM) are kept in local storage only and are never synced anywhere. None of it is ever sent to Lusk Technologies; we operate no server that stores it.

What we never do

We never sell your data, run analytics on it, or transmit it to Lusk Technologies. We operate no server that receives it.