MOJOMO TOOLS · PRIVACY
This page summarizes the privacy disclosures visible on each extension’s Microsoft Edge Add-ons listing. Microsoft’s listing is the source of truth for its current declaration, requested permissions and changes over time.
Microsoft currently displays a “No personal data collected” disclosure on each of the four listings. That is the developer’s store declaration. It does not mean websites visited or checked by a browser extension cannot independently receive or log ordinary network requests.
Microsoft’s listing says the extension does not collect personal data. It says report samples are stored locally, and link checks are sent directly from the browser to destination websites. Those websites may log requests, including the visitor’s IP address.
Read the current Microsoft listing ↗Microsoft’s listing says the extension does not collect personal data. The developer’s listing description says settings, focus statistics and custom rules are stored in browser storage, with no account, analytics or tracking.
Read the current Microsoft listing ↗Microsoft’s listing says the extension does not collect personal data. Its description says recordings can be saved locally as WebM files. Review the current listing for its complete permissions and data declaration.
Read the current Microsoft listing ↗Microsoft’s listing says no personal data is collected. The developer says browsing activity and settings stay in Edge local storage, with no account or cloud sync. Blocking top-level navigation on a selected site requires granting the extension access to that domain.
Read the current Microsoft listing ↗Prepared September 29, 2026 from the public Microsoft Edge Add-ons product listings. For a privacy question about an extension, contact its developer through the listing.