InfinLume Focus
Privacy Policy
Last updated: November 5, 2026 · Extension version 2.0.0
InfinLume Focus processes website URLs on your device to block listed websites. Your blocking settings stay in your local Chrome profile. The extension has no analytics, advertising, accounts, or developer server, and does not transmit your browsing activity or settings to the developer or third parties.
What the extension handles
- Website URLs: Chrome supplies the extension with open-tab and navigation URLs. While blocking is on, the extension checks these URLs against its built-in and custom domain blocklists. URLs can include their path and query parameters.
- Your settings: The extension saves the blocking ON/OFF state and the custom domains you add using Chrome's local extension storage. It also installs the corresponding blocking rules in Chrome.
- Blocked-page retry links: When a tab is replaced with the extension's block page, the original URL is included in that local page's URL fragment, after
#, to display the domain and provide the retry link.
These data are used only to provide the website-blocking controls, enforce your list, and let you retry a blocked website. The extension does not read webpage text or maintain a separate browsing-history database or activity log.
Local storage and sharing
Processing takes place within Chrome on your device. The extension does not send these data to an external server, sell them, share them with third parties, or use them for advertising or profiling. It does not use analytics or tracking tools and does not use Chrome's sync storage to synchronize settings to an account.
A blocked URL remains part of its local block-page address. Chrome may retain tab addresses through its own history or session features. Chrome's own data handling and the websites you choose to visit are governed by their respective privacy policies.
Why permissions are needed
declarativeNetRequest: Blocks top-level website requests to listed domains while blocking is on.tabs: Reads current and pending tab URLs and replaces matching open tabs with the extension's local block page.webNavigation: Checks navigation, in-page URL changes, and restored or cached pages so the same blocklist continues to apply.storage: Saves your ON/OFF state and custom domain list locally between Chrome sessions.
Your controls and retention
You can turn blocking off at any time in the extension popup or settings page. You can add and remove custom domains in Manage blocked sites. The built-in social-media list is part of the extension and cannot be removed using its controls; turning blocking off pauses the entire list.
Preferences remain in your local Chrome profile until you change them or uninstall the extension. Uninstalling removes its local extension storage. You can use Chrome's own controls to manage retained browsing history and session data.
Limited Use
InfinLume Focus's use of information received from Chrome APIs adheres to the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. Information is used solely for the user-facing website-blocking features described in this policy.
Updates and contact
This policy will be updated when the extension's data practices change. The date above identifies the latest revision.
For privacy questions, use the developer contact information provided on the InfinLume Focus Chrome Web Store listing.