Your Tab History Is Personal — Why We Never Collect It

Your open tabs reveal what you're thinking about, what you're worried about, what you're researching. It's one of the most intimate datasets about your life. Most extensions quietly transmit this data. We built Souus Flow to be different.

What Your Tabs Say About You

Think about your current tabs. They might include:

• Health symptoms you're researching
• Job listings you're browsing
• Financial information or banking pages
• Personal messages and social media
• Legal questions or sensitive topics

Any extension with the tabs permission can see the title and URL of every tab you have open. That's a complete picture of your interests, concerns, and activities at any moment.

How Most Tab Managers Work

Many popular tab management extensions:

• Send tab data to their servers for "sync" or "analytics"
• Include third-party tracking SDKs
• Require account creation (linking your tabs to your identity)
• Show ads based on your browsing behavior

Even extensions that claim "privacy-focused" often include exception clauses for "anonymous analytics" or "crash reporting" that transmit data you can't inspect.

The Souus Flow Approach: Zero Network

Our privacy model is simple and verifiable:

• Zero network requests. Open your browser's DevTools Network tab — you'll see nothing from Souus Flow. Ever.
• No account. Without an account, there's no identity to link data to.
• Local-only storage. All data lives in chrome.storage.local, never leaving your device.
• No analytics SDK. No Google Analytics, no Mixpanel, no Amplitude, no Sentry.
• Auditable code. Our source code is available for inspection.

How to Verify

Don't take our word for it. Here's how you can confirm:

1. Open Chrome DevTools (F12) → Network tab
2. Use Souus Flow normally for a few minutes
3. Check the Network tab: zero requests from the extension
4. Check chrome://extensions → Souus Flow details → Permissions

If you ever see a network request from Souus Flow, that's a bug and we want to know about it immediately.

Why This Matters More Than You Think

Data breaches happen. Companies get acquired. Privacy policies change. The only data that can't be leaked, sold, or subpoenaed is data that was never collected.

By keeping everything local, we don't just protect your privacy today — we make it impossible for anyone (including ourselves) to compromise it in the future.