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Last updated August 15, 2026

What the site collects

This website is static and loads no third-party fonts or embeds. Its hosting provider keeps the standard server logs any web server keeps. Beyond that, reading these pages produces nothing unless you accept analytics in the notice: accept and Google Analytics counts page views with your IP address anonymised, decline and no measurement script is loaded at all. Your answer is a single localStorage entry, described in the Cookie Policy. The download link points at a storage host, which sees the download request the way any file server sees any request.

What the application collects

PowerOps is a desktop application and is separate from this site. Your profiles, their browser directories and their stored sessions live on your own machine. Credentials go to the operating system's credential store.

Cloud Sync is opt-in. When you turn it on, a profile's cookies, Local Storage and IndexedDB are captured when the profile closes and encrypted on your machine before anything is uploaded. The keys are created on your devices. A single-holder lease decides which machine may write, so two machines never overwrite each other.

The application sends no telemetry. If that ever changes, it will be announced in the release notes before it ships.

Your data, your machine

The design position is plain. What a profile does in its browser stays in that profile's own directory on your disk. The application works fully offline, and nothing about your profiles has to pass through anyone's servers for it to run. Sync exists for people who want it, and it encrypts before anything leaves the machine.

Contact

Questions about this policy go through the contact details on the about page.

Local first is the privacy policy

PowerOps keeps profile data on your own machine, and the optional sync encrypts before upload. The free plan needs no account to start.