This extension tells the Focal Map app installed on this computer which
website your active tab is on, so that time spent in the browser is attributed to the right
work. It hands this to Focal Map directly on your computer (browser "native messaging") — it
never sends anything over the internet itself.
What it shares with Focal Map
The site's domain (e.g. example.com)
A cleaned-up address — query strings, fragments, credentials and
identifier-like parts are removed inside the browser, before anything is shared
(e.g. https://example.com/orders/{id})
Which browser it is, and whether the browser window is focused
Nothing else.
What it never looks at
Page content, passwords, form values or cookies
Your browsing history
Background tabs — only the tab in front of you
Incognito / InPrivate windows (the extension cannot run in them)
What Focal Map does with it
Focal Map stores your activity on this computer. If you have turned on Focal Map's optional
device sync, your timeline is shared only with your own devices, end-to-end encrypted — the
Focal Map service cannot read it. See
the privacy policy.
Allow Focal Map to receive your active tab's site and cleaned-up address?
Nothing is shared until you choose Allow. You can turn it off here at any time.
When off, the extension shares nothing at all, and nothing is queued.