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OpsKey Privacy Policy

Last updated: 2026-04-23

TL;DR

Data OpsKey stores

WhatWhere
Command definitionschrome.storage.local
Clipboard history entrieschrome.storage.local
User preferences (e.g. auto-capture toggle)chrome.storage.local

Data OpsKey transmits

OpsKey does not transmit data to any OpsKey-controlled server. There are no such servers.

Permissions we request

Security of stored tokens

If you store Authorization headers or similar secrets inside HTTP-command definitions, those values are held unencrypted inchrome.storage.local. Anyone with OS-level access to your Chrome profile can read them. Treat tokens stored here as disposable and rotate them regularly.

Changes

Material changes will update the "Last updated" date at the top and be summarized here.

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