Digraph Page Review privacy policy

Effective October 30, 2026

Digraph Page Review is a Chrome extension provided under the Digraph brand. It reviews the webpage you choose. Scans run in your browser; the extension does not upload scan content to Digraph or an AI provider.

What the extension reads

When you grant access using the Digraph toolbar icon and choose Analyze this page, the extension reads the current page’s URL, title, metadata, headings, text passages, links, structured data, image attributes, accessibility labels, and available load timings. It also uses a question you optionally enter to find a possible matching passage. Chosen pages and excerpts can contain personal or confidential information; review your exports before sharing them.

The extension does not read cookies, passwords, or typed form values. It checks form labels rather than field values. It does not monitor your browsing in the background.

Local storage and deletion

The latest scan is held in Chrome session storage until Chrome closes. If you enable Save scans on this device, up to 30 scan snapshots are stored in Chrome local storage. A snapshot includes its URL, title, time, optional question, findings, short evidence excerpts, and available timings. Full page HTML is not stored.

Clear removes saved history. Turning off Save scans on this device also deletes saved history. The latest session scan remains until Chrome closes. Uninstalling the extension removes its Chrome storage. JSON, CSV, and printed or PDF reports that you export are separate files; delete them yourself if needed.

Network requests and optional links

During a scan the browser requests the chosen website’s robots.txt without cookies. Redirects are not followed. That website receives the normal network request, including your IP address. If the request fails, crawler access is shown as untested.

Choosing PageSpeed Insights opens Google’s PageSpeed website with the scanned page URL, including any query parameters. Google then handles that URL under its own policies. Choosing Open Digraph opens the Digraph website, which has its own privacy policy. These optional links are used only when you select them.

Use and sharing

The extension uses page data only to create the review, display findings, save optional local history, and produce exports you request. It contains no advertising, analytics, telemetry, remote AI calls, or remote executable code. Digraph does not receive, sell, or share your scan data. You control any sharing of exported files.

Digraph’s use of information received through Chrome extension APIs complies with the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including its Limited Use requirements. Such information is used only for the extension’s disclosed page-review features, not for advertising, data brokerage, or unrelated profiling.

Permissions

activeTab provides temporary access to a page you choose. scripting runs the local page checks. sidePanel displays the review beside your webpage. storage holds the latest session scan, your history preference, and optional saved scans. The extension requests no blanket access to all websites.

Updates and contact

We will update this policy if the extension’s data practices change. For questions, contact info@digraph.dev. Do not send passwords or other sensitive information in support emails.