Privacy policy

Last updated 14 November 2026. Applies to the TabRevive extension for Chrome.

The short version

TabRevive does not collect, send, sell or share any information about you. It makes no network requests. Everything it needs is stored in your own browser.

What is stored, and where

To work, TabRevive keeps the following in your browser’s extension storage on your computer:

• the tabs you’ve chosen to keep active: their title, address and icon, so the popup can list them and protection can be restored after a restart;
• the sites you’ve set to always keep active;
• your settings and appearance choices, including any background image you upload;
• simple counters, such as how many times you’ve protected a tab, shown on the settings page and used to decide when to ask once for a rating.

None of this is sent to the developer or anyone else. You can delete it at any time with Clear All Data in the settings, or by removing the extension.

Permissions

• Tabs: to read the title and address of tabs so they can be listed and matched to your site list.
• Access to all websites: so you can keep a tab active on any site. The extension stays inactive on tabs you haven’t chosen.
• Storage: to save the items listed above in your browser.
• Scripting: to start protection in tabs that were already open.
• Notifications: to confirm keyboard shortcuts. You can turn these off.
• Alarms and offscreen: to keep protected tabs’ timers running and tidy up closed tabs.

Third parties

TabRevive contains no analytics, advertising or tracking code, and loads no code from the internet.

Changes

If this policy changes, the new version will be posted on this page with a new date.

Contact

Questions about privacy: use the Support tab on the TabRevive page in the Chrome Web Store.