Page Notes is published by Percival Peng. It lets you place editable notes on webpages, organise review feedback by domain and page, and export local files. This policy covers the extension; Chrome, the websites you visit and the services hosting this support website have their own privacy practices.
The interface reads the authorised webpage's layout to position notes and determine readable text colour. It does not take screenshots, read passwords or cookies, create a complete browsing-history log, or store the full text of every visited page. An element excerpt may contain personal or other sensitive information visible in the area you annotate; review your exports before sharing them.
Notes are saved in chrome.storage.local within the current Chrome profile. Up to 100 recently removed notes are retained locally to support Undo; older removed records are discarded as newer removals exceed that limit. Temporary active-tab state uses chrome.storage.session, which is separate from the saved notes and is managed by Chrome.
Uninstalling the extension removes its local extension storage. Removing host access does not delete your notes. JSON backups and Markdown exports are separate files and remain wherever you save them. Export a JSON backup before uninstalling, changing Chrome profiles or moving from an unpacked installation to a store installation with a different extension ID.
The extension does not transmit note records, URLs or selected-element excerpts to the publisher, an external server or an AI provider. It has no accounts, analytics, advertising, cloud synchronisation or remote executable code.
Generating an AI-ready Markdown brief means formatting your notes locally into a checklist with context. It does not send the brief to an AI model or modify a website. You decide if, where and with whom to share an exported file. Imports are processed locally and appended to the existing notes.
Clicking Page Notes grants temporary access to the current tab through Chrome's activeTab permission. The extension uses packaged scripts to display the interface and keep it available during same-origin navigation.
If you choose Enable across this domain, Chrome asks you to approve optional access to that protocol and hostname, covering its ports. This enables automatic display on matching existing and new tabs and later visits. Other hosts and subdomains are not automatically included. You can turn this mode off in the popup or revoke access in Chrome's extension settings.
These data are used only for the stated local webpage-review features. The publisher does not receive, sell, share or transfer your note records, does not use them for advertising or credit decisions, and does not use them for unrelated purposes. Page Notes' use of information received through Chrome APIs adheres to the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including its Limited Use requirements.
If you voluntarily email support, the publisher receives the email address, message and attachments you send in order to respond. Do not attach notes or backups containing information you do not wish to share. The extension does not send support messages automatically.
You can edit and remove notes, undo recent removal, hide or close the interface, revoke host access and export a backup. Stored notes are local to the profile and are not automatically shared with collaborators. Your device, browser profile and any operating-system or organisational backups are managed separately from this extension.
Publisher: Percival Peng
Support: hpen0022@gmail.com
This policy will be updated if the extension's data handling changes. The current policy is linked from the extension's help page and its Chrome Web Store listing.