Plain-language privacy
Your tab data stays
in your browser.
Tab Rename was built to organize tabs — not to observe the people using them.
What we collect
Tab Rename does not collect, transmit, sell or share tab titles, URLs, rules or settings. It contains no analytics, advertising SDKs or remote code.
What stays on your device
Permanent rules and paused sites live in Chrome local storage. Names held for a tab session live in Chrome session storage. A page-only name lives only in the current page’s extension memory.
Why optional site access exists
If you choose to enable it, optional access lets permanent rules apply after a page navigates. It is used only to read and update the current tab title on sites you authorize. You can remove this access in Chrome at any time.
Your controls
You can edit, disable, export or delete rules from the extension’s management page. The extension does not open a network connection on its own. Feedback links in the rules page, welcome page, and rule guide open only when you click them. Uninstalling may also open an optional Tally-hosted feedback page. These links do not include your tab names, visited URLs, or rules — only the entry point and extension version. You can close the page without submitting anything.
For the full source and issue tracking, visit the project on GitHub.
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