Operator details pending: The legal entity, jurisdiction, monitored privacy contact, and final retention configuration have not yet been designated. They must be added before the Chrome Web Store release.
The extension
Free WebMarkups use requires no account. Drawings, page keys, launcher placement, and preferences stay in chrome.storage.local; collections are keyed to the page URL, excluding hash fragments. The extension does not include advertising or analytics.
Pro account and cloud features are in development and are not currently available. When enabled, a verified user may explicitly choose cloud storage for a page and may capture a screenshot for private storage. Local drawing remains available if the cloud service is unavailable.
The website
This website does not currently provide accounts, payments, or advertising. It uses third-party software for limited website analytics in cookieless mode, with advertising and analytics storage denied by default. The service may process page URLs, page structure, device and performance details, and interactions such as clicks, scrolling, and pointer movement. Waitlist fields are explicitly masked, browser privacy-control signals disable the analytics loader, and WebMarkups does not send account or extension annotation data to website analytics.
Website analytics recordings may be available for up to 30 days, while aggregated interaction data may be available for up to 9 months under the provider's current retention schedule. A third-party website delivery and security provider may also process standard technical request data such as IP address, requested path, browser information, timestamps, and security logs to deliver and protect the site. Production log access, region, subprocessors, and deletion procedures remain to be documented.
Release waitlist
If you join the waitlist, WebMarkups stores the email address you submit, the time you consented, a subscription status, and a one-way hash of a random management token. The email is used to send the Chrome Web Store release notification and essential waitlist information only; it is not used for advertising or sold.
A short-lived, one-way network identifier is used only to limit automated submissions and is removed through automatic retention. Your browser stores the random management token so you can leave the waitlist from the same browser. Waitlist records are deleted when you leave or no later than 90 days after the public Chrome Web Store launch, unless retention is legally required. Losing the browser token may prevent self-service deletion until a monitored privacy contact is published.
Sharing and service providers
Third-party software and service providers support website delivery and security. Planned Pro services will also use third-party software for cloud infrastructure, private storage, transactional account email, and payment processing. These providers may process only the information necessary to perform those functions. Final contracts, regions, retention, access controls, and production configuration remain release requirements.
Retention and deletion
Local annotations remain in Chrome storage until the user deletes them, resets or removes the extension, or Chrome clears that storage. Waitlist retention and same-browser deletion are described above. Account, cloud screenshot, security-event, billing-projection, and request-log retention periods are not yet finalized; the Pro service will not launch until export/deletion and retention procedures are documented and tested.
Host-page boundary and sensitive data
The current renderer places the extension interface and SVG elements in the webpage's document. Although extension JavaScript runs in Chrome's isolated content-script environment, a webpage may be able to detect, inspect, interfere with, or remove DOM elements used to display annotations. Do not place passwords, authentication tokens, health information, financial information, or other sensitive data in annotations.
Children
WebMarkups is not designed for children. Age eligibility and children's privacy requirements remain part of the pre-release legal review.
Questions and requests
Visit the privacy support section. A direct operator contact must be added before the public launch; no privacy request should be considered submitted merely by visiting this site.