Privacy Policy

Applies to the Chrome extensions CA Peek, MC Peek, Study Pet and Clean Copy. Last updated: 23 October 2026.

The short version: none of these extensions have accounts, analytics, ads or a server of their own. Settings and stats are saved only in your browser (chrome.storage.local). The only data that ever leaves your device is described below, and it goes straight to the public service needed to answer your request. Nothing is sold or shared for any other purpose, and nothing is used for advertising or to judge creditworthiness.

CA Peek

What it reads

To find a Solana contract address under your mouse, it looks at the text (or link) you are hovering on the current page. It does not read or store anything else on the page.

What it sends

What it stores

Your settings (on/off, sites where it's off, hover delay) and your last 15 lookups (address, name, symbol, market cap), only in your browser. Clear them by removing the extension.

MC Peek

What it reads

The single word you hover while holding the lookup key (Shift by default), the name in a supported profile link you hover, or text you select and send to it with the right-click menu.

What it sends

What it stores

Your settings (on/off, lookup key) and, if you add one, your DonutSMP API key, only in your browser. Lookup results are kept in memory for up to 10 minutes and then discarded.

Study Pet

What it reads

While study hours are active, every 30 seconds it checks the address of the tab you are looking at and whether you are active at the computer (Chrome's idle state), to decide whether that half-minute counts as focused or distracted time.

What it sends

Nothing. Study Pet makes no network requests.

What it stores

Your settings (study days and hours, goal, distracting sites, pet name and position) and your stats: focused and distracted minutes per day for the last 14 days, your streak, and the name of the last distracting site (used for the pet's speech bubble). It does not keep a history of the pages you visit. Everything stays in your browser.

Clean Copy

What it reads

When you copy something, it looks at the copied text to find links with tracking parameters and removes them. It does the same for text a website puts on your clipboard with its own "Copy link" button, for a link you right-click and choose "Copy clean link", and for the current tab's address when you use the shortcut or the popup button.

What it sends

Nothing. All cleaning happens on your device and Clean Copy makes no network requests.

What it stores

The on/off switch and the number of links it has cleaned. It never stores what you copied.

Changes and contact

If this policy changes, the date at the top will change with it. Questions or requests: use the Support tab on the extension's Chrome Web Store page.