WildflowerJS DevTools Privacy Policy
Last updated: 12 June 2026
WildflowerJS DevTools is a browser developer-tools extension for inspecting WildflowerJS applications. This policy explains exactly what the extension does with the data it can see. The short version: it reads application state from the page open in your DevTools tab, shows it to you locally, and sends it nowhere.
What the extension accesses
When you open the WildflowerJS panel in your browser's developer tools, the extension reads the runtime state of the WildflowerJS application on the page you are inspecting: components, stores, state and computed values, bindings, pools, routes, and reactivity timing. It reads this through the browser's standard DevTools inspection API, the same channel the built-in Elements and Console panels use. This is necessary for the extension to do its one job: display that state in the panel.
Everything the extension reads stays inside the DevTools panel on your own machine. It is shown to you and held only in the panel's memory while DevTools is open. When you close the DevTools tab, that data is discarded. Nothing is written to disk, saved to an account, or retained after the session.
What the extension does not do
The extension does not collect, store, or transmit any data. Specifically, it does not:
- send any data to WildflowerJS or to any third party;
- make any network requests of its own;
- contain any analytics, telemetry, tracking, or advertising;
- read your browsing history, cookies, tabs, or any site other than the one you are actively inspecting in DevTools;
- require an account, a login, or any personal information.
The extension requests no browser permissions beyond the developer-tools page itself. It has no host permissions and no content scripts, and it loads no remote code. Its entire source is included, unobfuscated, in the published package.
Personal information
The extension does not collect personal information. The application data it reads is your own page's data, displayed back to you locally. If that data happens to contain personal information from the application you are developing, that information never leaves your DevTools session and is never sent to us or anyone else.
Changes to this policy
If this policy changes, the updated version will be posted on this page with a new "last updated" date. Because the extension collects no data, we do not anticipate material changes to its data practices.
Contact
Questions about this policy or the extension can be raised on the project's issue tracker: github.com/wfjs-admin/WildflowerJS/issues.