xray

Privacy Policy

Xray collects nothing.

No tracking. No analytics. No telemetry. No network requests. No storage. No accounts. No cookies. No data leaves your browser.

Last updated: May 14, 2026

What Xray does

Xray is a Chromium browser extension. When you click its toolbar icon on a webpage, it injects a small CSS rule into that page that outlines every element so you can see the box model at a glance. When you click the icon again, it removes that CSS rule.

That is the entire extension.

Data we collect

None. Specifically, Xray does not collect, store, transmit, sell, share, or process any of the following:

  • — Personally identifiable information (name, email, ID, age)
  • — Health information
  • — Financial or payment information
  • — Authentication credentials (passwords, tokens, PINs)
  • — Personal communications (email, chat, SMS)
  • — Location (region, IP address, GPS)
  • — Web browsing history
  • — User activity (clicks, scrolls, keystrokes, mouse position)
  • — Website content (text, images, hyperlinks, media)

Permissions and why they exist

The extension declares two Chrome permissions in its manifest:

activeTab — used only when you click the toolbar icon, and only on the tab that is active at that moment.
scripting — used to execute the bundled toggle function on the active tab. The function adds or removes a <style> element. It does not read page content.

No remote code

Xray does not fetch, download, evaluate, or execute any code from the network. The toggle function is bundled inside the extension package and passed to chrome.scripting.executeScript by function reference. There is no eval, no dynamic import, no remote script tag, no remote configuration, and no remote rules.

No network activity

The extension makes zero network requests at runtime. It does not phone home, does not check for updates outside the standard Chrome Web Store auto-update mechanism, and does not communicate with any third-party service.

No storage

The extension uses no chrome.storage, no localStorage, no IndexedDB, and no cookies. There is no setting to persist because there is no setting.

Children's privacy

Since the extension does not collect any data, no special handling is required for users under 13. The extension is safe for all ages.

Open source

The entire source of the extension is published on GitHub under the MIT license. You can verify every claim on this page by reading the code: https://github.com/ibrahemid/xray

Changes to this policy

If the extension's behavior ever changes in a way that affects this policy, this page will be updated and the "last updated" date at the top revised. Material changes will be announced in the extension's release notes on the Chrome Web Store.

Contact

Privacy questions, concerns, or requests: ibrahemid@gmail.com