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Fair point. I’m not open-sourcing it, but it doesn’t collect or send any data — everything runs locally.

• barishnamazov 10mo ago
  Not sure about other folks, but I'd never trust a privacy-friendly tag on an indie software that's not open-source. Even for popular and trusted software (e.g., Obsidian) it gives me chills.
  • showesome 10mo ago
    Totally get it — open source definitely helps build trust. That said, getting the Chrome Web Store Featured Badge means the extension passed their strict review, including privacy rules.
    • pirates 10mo ago
      Privacy and Chrome are incompatible with one another.
      • showesome 10mo ago
        Fair take. Everyone has different privacy thresholds, and that’s totally fine. Just sharing the tool for those who find it useful.