Privacy Policy
Screenshot King is designed to keep captured screenshots in the user's browser and insert only the screenshots the user chooses into editable website fields.
What Screenshot King stores
Screenshot King stores screenshots captured by the user, thumbnail versions of those screenshots, source page titles, source page URLs, timestamps, capture modes, and drawer settings such as collapsed state and position.
This data is stored locally in Chrome using chrome.storage.local.
What Screenshot King does not do
- No backend service for screenshot content.
- No telemetry, analytics, advertising, or cross-site tracking.
- No cloud sync or remote screenshot database.
- No sale, rental, or sharing of screenshot data.
- No automatic screenshot insertion or submission to websites.
- No collection of general browsing history.
- No clipboard reads.
Website and capture boundary
Screenshot King content scripts run on normal http and https websites declared in the extension manifest. On those sites, the extension can show the screenshot drawer, capture the visible tab when the user clicks a capture action, and insert user-selected screenshots into compatible editable fields.
Chrome protected pages, DevTools, extension pages, and Chrome Web Store pages do not allow this content-script workflow.
Clipboard
Clipboard writes happen only after explicit user actions such as Copy, Copy URL, Insert, or Insert all. A single screenshot may be copied as pasteable PNG image data, while text-only fields may receive a markdown fallback.
Screenshot King does not read clipboard contents.
Permissions
The storage permission saves the local screenshot queue and drawer preferences. The clipboardWrite permission writes screenshot image data, markdown fallback text, or source URLs after user action. The scripting permission lets the toolbar button restore the drawer on already-open tabs after install or reload. Host access allows the drawer and capture controls on normal websites.
User control
Users can capture screenshots, refresh the queue, copy image data, copy source URLs, insert selected captures, insert all queued captures, delete individual screenshots, or clear the queue from the extension UI.