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What browser processing means

Understand browser, temporary server and optional provider processing before using a tool.

Read the processing label

Check the processing notice on each tool. Browser tools do not upload their inputs. Server tools send files and options only when you confirm and run them; temporary job files are removed when the request finishes or fails. This is logical deletion, not a promise of forensic erasure. Do not upload secrets or highly sensitive documents. External-service tools send relevant content to the stated provider, whose retention and privacy terms also apply. No tool inputs or files are stored in the analytics database.

Usage is different from contents

Optional first-party statistics count page views, successful tool runs, generic error events, matching tool searches, language and referring website hostnames. They do not store raw search phrases, file contents, pasted text or calculation values. Unmatched searches are counted without their text. These counts cover consenting visits, not all visitors or the full search market.

Optional Google services

Advertising and Google measurement are separate integrations and start disabled. When the operator enables them, the required consent must be obtained before their tags load. Those providers may process device and usage data under their own policies. You can reopen Privacy choices in the footer. For sensitive tools such as passwords, hashes and token inspection, this build suppresses Google tags entirely.

Content updated: 2026-10-10

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