Organize
Privacy Policy · Effective May 2026

Privacy Policy

Organize does not collect, transmit, or store any of your personal data. Tab organization, grouping, and duplicate tab detection all run entirely within your browser.

What We Access

To function, Organize reads your open tabs, tab groups, and window information using Chrome's extension APIs. This includes tab titles, URLs, favicons, group names, colors, and which tabs belong to which group. This data is used only to render the extension UI, perform grouping actions you initiate, and detect duplicate tabs in the current window.

When you invoke Organize Search via your assigned keyboard shortcut, a content script is temporarily injected into the active tab to display the search overlay. This script only reads the tab list provided by the extension — it does not access any page content. The extension also reads your assigned shortcut via Chrome's commands API solely to display it in the search panel UI.

We store a small set of local preferences in chrome.storage.local: duplicate-review acknowledgement state, the last-opened popup section, whether all-windows view is enabled, duplicate-detection settings, and a one-time flag used when Organize Search is blocked by a chrome:// page. None of this data ever leaves your device.

What We Don't Access

We do not access page content, browsing history, cookies, passwords, bookmarks, downloads, or any personal information. We only see what's visible in your browser's tab bar.

No Data Leaves Your Device

Organize has no backend server, no analytics, and no telemetry. All tab data stays on your device and is never sent anywhere.

Permissions

Changes

Any updates to this policy will be included with the relevant extension update. You can always view the current policy from the Settings menu.

Contact

Questions? Reach us at organize.tabs@gmail.com or use the feedback form in the extension.