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Last updated: September 5, 2026

Purix is a browser extension that removes tracking parameters from URLs. This page describes what data Purix handles and what it does with it. The short version: everything stays on your device, and nothing is ever sent anywhere.

In plain language
  • Purix makes zero network requests — no analytics, no telemetry, no remote configuration, no error reporting.
  • It stores your settings, any custom rules you add, local usage counters, and a 30-day activity log (hostname and removed parameter names only, never the URL) in your browser's local storage.
  • Nothing is ever transmitted, sold, or shared with anyone.
  • You can export everything Purix has stored, or clear it, at any time from the options page.

Purix privacy policy

Purix does not collect, transmit, or share any user data. It makes zero network requests of any kind — no analytics, no telemetry, no remote configuration, no error reporting, nothing is ever sent off the device.

The only data Purix stores is:

This data lives exclusively in the browser's local extension storage (storage.local) on your own device. It is never transmitted anywhere, never sold, never shared with any third party. Uninstalling the extension deletes all of it. Inside the options page, "Reset stats" clears the usage counters, and "Clear log" clears the activity log, whose entries also expire on their own after 30 days; your settings and custom rules stay until you change or remove them. You can export a copy of everything Purix has stored at any time from the options page's "Export data JSON" button.

Purix's entire rule set (which URL parameters it removes) ships inside the extension itself and is only ever updated by installing a new version — it is never fetched from a server at runtime.

FIG 01 Inside the boundary 1 / 1
Every field Purix stores, and the only two things that ever happen to it A device boundary contains four groups of stored data, each listing its actual fields: settings holds on/off, per-site off, badge, and debug log; rules holds strip or never-strip entries scoped to a host; counters holds cleaned counts by domain and by day; the activity log holds hostname and parameter names with a 30-day expiry, and never the URL itself. Inside the same boundary, two paths lead out of the data without the data ever leaving the device: exporting writes a local JSON file, and resetting or uninstalling clears it. ON YOUR DEVICE SETTINGS on/off · per-site off badge · debug log RULES strip · never-strip scoped to a host COUNTERS cleaned, by domain cleaned, by day ACTIVITY LOG host + param names 30-day expiry never the url itself EXPORT → a JSON file, still here RESET / UNINSTALL → gone, nothing sent
FIG 01 — every field Purix stores, laid out by group. Exporting writes a local file; resetting, clearing, or uninstalling erases it. Neither path ever leaves this box.

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Last updated: September 5, 2026