We collect
nothing.

We collect no personal data. Full stop. PromptEditor has no backend infrastructure, no database, and no analytics pipeline. There is nowhere for your data to go even if we wanted to collect it.

The only information that exists is what you create yourself inside the extension — your prompt text and your editing history. This data lives exclusively in your browser's local storage (chrome.storage.local), which is sandboxed to your device and your Chrome profile.

When you uninstall PromptEditor, all locally stored data is automatically removed by Chrome.

PromptEditor makes exactly one outbound network request — and only if you voluntarily submit feedback through the in-extension Feedback tab. This request goes directly to a Google Form to deliver your rating and optional comment.

This request contains only what you typed in the feedback form. No identifiers, no device info, no usage data, no IP address association by us — Google Forms handles the submission in the same way any public form submission works.

PromptEditor uses chrome.storage.local to persist the following data locally on your device:

• Prompt history — the last 20 prompts you copied, stored as plain text with timestamps. You can delete individual entries or clear all history at any time from the History tab.
• Buttons enabled state — whether the "Edit in PromptEditor" injection buttons are toggled on or off.
• Prompt copy count — a local integer used to decide when to show the in-extension feedback nudge.
• Feedback submitted flag — a boolean so the feedback form doesn't prompt you again after you've already responded.

None of this data is synced to Chrome's cloud storage (chrome.storage.sync is not used), shared with other extensions, or readable by the websites you visit.

Chrome requires extensions to declare permissions upfront. Here's exactly why PromptEditor requests each one:

• sidePanel — to open and display the editor panel alongside the AI chat page.
• storage — to save prompt history and settings locally on your device.
• clipboardWrite / clipboardRead — to let you paste content into the editor and to copy your finished prompt out of it.
• activeTab — to inject the "Edit in PromptEditor" button onto the current AI chat page when you visit it.
• tabs — to detect which site you're on so the correct injection logic runs (Claude vs ChatGPT vs Gemini, etc.).
• scripting — to run the button-injection content script on supported AI pages.

No permission is used for any purpose beyond what's described above.

PromptEditor does not share, sell, rent, or trade any information with third parties. There are no advertising networks, no analytics vendors, and no data brokers involved in the operation of this extension.

The only third-party interaction is the optional Google Forms feedback submission described in Section 02. By submitting feedback you accept that your response is processed by Google in accordance with Google's Privacy Policy.

If this policy ever changes, the updated version will be published at this URL with a revised "Last updated" date at the top of the page. If the changes are material, we'll note them in the Chrome Web Store update description.

Given the nature of PromptEditor — a local-only tool with no server — significant privacy changes are unlikely. Any future version that did introduce data collection would require explicit disclosure and user consent.

If you have any questions about this privacy policy or how PromptEditor handles data, you can reach out directly. We'll respond as quickly as possible.