The Clipppy browser extension saves web content to your account. It sends data only when you ask it to save something — there is no background collection, and it does not record the pages you visit.

When you save, the extension sends to Clipppy only what that save consists of:

the address and title of the page, link, or image you chose to save;
the text you highlighted, if you saved a selection;
a screenshot of the page, when you save the tab you're on, so the clip still looks right if the original page later changes.


It also stores three preferences in your browser's extension storage: which Clipppy address to save to, whether the optional image-hover button is switched on, and the last collection you saved into. These stay in your browser.

The extension contains no analytics or tracking of any kind, and sends data to no one but Clipppy. It never handles your password — saves ride the Clipppy session your browser already has.

The optional image-hover button is the only feature that needs access to other websites, and it is off unless you turn it on. While it's on, it draws a “Clip it” button on images you point at, and reads an image's address only when you click that button. It does not read page content. Turning it off removes that access.