Kelprake: Link Grabber & Multi-Link Opener — Privacy Policy
Short version: Kelprake stores its settings only in your browser (storage.local). Nothing is sent to Zydeno or anyone else. There is no account, no analytics, no advertising and no tracking.
What Kelprake reads
Kelprake reads a web page only after you press its toolbar button and choose an action, or press its keyboard shortcut, on that tab. It then reads the links on that page: their addresses, their text and where they sit on the screen. It never clicks, types or changes anything on the page, and it draws its box and marks in a separate layer above the page. When you press Esc or close the panel, the layer is removed.
What is stored, and where
- Settings: tab limit, background and loading choices, duplicates, order, copy format, theme and language.
- The list of addresses you paste on the list tab, so that it is still there next time. You can clear it at any time.
- If a site does not allow the panel on its page, the links you caught are kept in session storage so a separate tab can show them. Session storage is cleared when the browser closes.
- Kelprake keeps no history of the pages you visit or the links you catch.
Tabs, copies and bookmarks
Tabs you open with Kelprake load like any tab you open yourself: your browser contacts those sites. Copied links go to your clipboard only when you press Copy. Bookmarks go into your browser's own bookmarks only when you press Bookmark.
Network
Kelprake itself makes no network requests to Zydeno or any other service. Fonts, icons and code are inside the extension.
Permissions
- activeTab: lets Kelprake see the current tab only after you press its button or its shortcut.
- scripting: places the box and the panel on that tab, only when you ask.
- storage: keeps your settings and your pasted list in your browser.
- bookmarks (optional): requested only the first time you press Bookmark, and used only to save the links you chose into a new folder. You can refuse it, and take it back in Settings; everything else keeps working.
Kelprake asks for no access to all websites, no browsing history, no list of your tabs and no notifications. The panel page is listed as a web accessible resource so that it can be shown beside the page; this gives no site any access to your data.
Backup
Export writes your settings and pasted list to a JSON file through your browser. Import reads such a file locally and checks it before anything changes.
Children
Kelprake does not collect personal data from anyone, including children.
Changes
If this policy changes, the new version is published at this address with a new date. Kelprake will not start collecting data without a new version of the extension and a clear notice.
Contact
Questions: [email protected]. Publisher: Zydeno.