Privacy Policy
Icon Toggle for LastPass · Last updated
This extension collects nothing, sends nothing, and contacts no server.
What is stored?
Two preferences, saved with Chrome’s chrome.storage.sync API: a global on/off setting, and an optional per-site setting keyed by hostname (for example mail.example.com) for sites where you chose something other than the global default.
That data lives in your Chrome profile. If you are signed into Chrome, Chrome syncs it between your own devices under its own privacy policy. The developer of this extension has no access to it and no way to read it.
What is never accessed?
- Page content, text, or form values
- Usernames, passwords, or anything in your LastPass vault
- Keystrokes
- Browsing history or the URLs you visit
- Cookies, local storage, or session data
- Your identity, email address, or IP address
The extension only changes the appearance of input fields. The hostname of the current tab is used in memory to look up your per-site preference; it is never transmitted, logged, or stored except when you explicitly set an override for that site.
What network activity is there?
None. The extension makes no HTTP requests, loads no remote code, includes no analytics or telemetry, and bundles every asset it uses — including its font — inside the package.
Which permissions does it use, and why?
| Permission | Why |
|---|---|
| storage | Saving the two preferences described above. |
| <all_urls> | The LastPass icon can appear on a form on any website, so the styling must be applicable anywhere. It is used only to apply styling. |
Is data shared with third parties?
No data is sold, shared, or transferred to anyone, for any purpose. There are no third-party services involved.
How do you delete your data?
Uninstalling the extension removes its stored preferences. You can also clear them at any time from chrome://extensions → this extension → Remove, or by turning off Chrome sync for extensions.
How can you verify all this?
The extension is open source and MIT licensed. Every claim on this page can be checked against roughly 250 lines of code at github.com/lior-pesoa/lastpass-icon-toggle.
Changes to this policy
Any future change will be published here with the “Last updated” date revised. Material changes will also be noted in the Chrome Web Store listing.