Privacy Policy

Our Commitment to Your Privacy

TabFlow is designed with privacy as a core principle. We believe your browsing data is yours alone, and our extension reflects this commitment.

What Information TabFlow Accesses

To provide its tab management features, TabFlow requires access to:

• Tab Information: URLs, titles, and favicons of your open tabs
• Window Information: Details about your browser windows

⚠️ Important: This information is only accessed to display it in the TabFlow interface. It is never collected, stored on servers, or transmitted anywhere.

What We DON'T Do

• ❌ No Data Collection: We don't collect any personal data or browsing information
• ❌ No Analytics: We don't use any analytics or tracking services
• ❌ No External Servers: TabFlow doesn't connect to any external servers
• ❌ No Data Sharing: We don't share any information with third parties
• ❌ No User Profiles: We don't create or maintain user profiles
• ❌ No Cookies: We don't use cookies or similar tracking technologies

Local Storage

TabFlow uses Chrome's local storage API to save your preferences:

• Your preferred view layout (masonry, list, or full masonry)
• Your preferred view size (normal, compact, or ultra-compact)
• Whether you prefer tabs grouped by domain

This data is stored locally on your device and is never transmitted. When you uninstall TabFlow, this data is automatically removed.

Permissions Explained

Open Source Transparency

TabFlow is open source and MIT licensed. You can review our entire codebase on GitHub to verify our privacy practices.

Changes to This Policy

If we make changes to this privacy policy, we will update the "Last updated" date at the top of this page. We encourage you to review this policy periodically.

Contact

If you have questions about this privacy policy or TabFlow's data practices:

• Open an issue on our GitHub repository
• Email us at: [your-email@example.com]