# Privacy Policy **Last updated:** 2026-11-12 ## Summary Rewire is a developer tool that runs entirely on your device. It does not collect, store on remote servers, sell, share, or transmit any user data. It has no server, no analytics, and no remote code. ## What data Rewire handles While you have the side panel open on a tab you choose, Rewire can see: - HTTP requests and responses of that tab — URLs, methods, status codes, headers and bodies. - Cookies of that tab, if you open the Cookie Jar. While you use the extension, Rewire stores the following locally in your browser profile: - Your profiles, with their rules and the variables you type, and your panel settings — in `chrome.storage.local`. - Rule hit counts and captured variable values — in `chrome.storage.session`, cleared when you restart the browser. - Captured request and response data — in the service worker's memory, for the inspected tab and up to 5 tabs inspected before it, cleared when the tab closes, the panel closes, or the browser restarts. ## What Rewire does not do - No telemetry. No analytics. No usage tracking. - No accounts, no logins. - No remote code execution. All code is bundled into the extension at build time. - No transmission of any captured data off your device. - No sharing of any data with third parties. - No selling of any data. ## Exports Profile exports and HAR files are files you generate explicitly. By default they omit cookie values, `Authorization` headers and API keys, and profile exports also blank variables whose names look secret; you can opt in to include them. Export files stay on your disk unless you share them. ## Client tab The Client tab sends only the HTTP requests you explicitly compose and submit from it. Those requests are logged into the inspected tab's timeline for your reference. Files you attach are logged by name and size only, never their contents. ## JWT tab The JWT tab decodes the tokens you paste into it, or open from the inspector, entirely inside the panel. Tokens are never sent anywhere. ## Contact Privacy questions: Efthymios Koktsidis — efthymios.ks@gmail.com