Privacy policy

The short version

Abrium does not collect, transmit or sell any data. The extension has no server component. Everything it stores is written to your own browser and never leaves it.

This website sets one cookie to remember your language and theme choices. Nothing else is tracked.

What the extension stores

When you open an artifact on claude.ai in Code view, Abrium saves the artifact's contents, its title, its type, the name of the source conversation and the time of capture. This record is written to IndexedDB inside your browser profile.

Message text outside the artifact panel is not read. Your account details, email address and conversation history are not accessible to the extension and are never requested.

What the extension sends

Nothing. Abrium makes no outbound network requests. There is no analytics SDK, no crash reporter, no advertising identifier and no remote configuration. You can verify this by reading the source or by watching the network panel while the extension runs.

Website analytics

abrium.onl serves static pages. There is no analytics script, no tag manager, and no third-party embed. Server access logs are kept by the host for a short retention period for security purposes and contain no identifiers we control or read.

Cookies

A single first-party preference cookie stores your selected language and colour theme so the site looks the same on your next visit. You can reject it on the cookie preferences page; the site continues to work, and will simply default to your browser's language.

Your data, your control

Because storage is local, deletion is local too. Remove individual artifacts from the side panel, clear the whole vault from the extension settings, or uninstall the extension to delete the database entirely.

We cannot delete data on your behalf, because we never receive any.

Changes to this policy

If this policy changes, the revision date above will change with it and the update will be listed in the public changelog. Material changes will be announced on the repository.

Contact

Questions about privacy can be raised as an issue on the public repository, where the answer will be visible to everyone who has the same question.