Safari extensions · Mac, iPhone and iPad
PageShotPrivacy Policy
PageShot captures and assembles the current page on your device. Screenshots and page titles are not uploaded to the developer.
What the extension accesses
Only when you start a capture, PageShot reads the current tab’s displayed pixels and page title. It temporarily adjusts supported page styles and scroll position for capture, then restores them. Safari permissions control access to the chosen page.
Processing and network requests
PageShot does not reopen the address in a separate browser or upload page content, frames or images. No developer server, analytics, advertising, tracking or account is used. The original page can still load its own resources, including images loaded while scrolling.
Local storage, files and clipboard
Capture frames, job information, the page title and the assembled image are stored temporarily on your device while the preview is open. Close clears the preview job; cancellation or error removes partial work. Temporary jobs older than ten minutes are removed when a new capture starts. The image is saved to a file only when you choose Save PNG and copied to the clipboard only when you choose Copy.
Your choices
Cancel capture at any time, close the preview, revoke website access in Safari settings or uninstall the app. Files you save and clipboard content are managed by your system; saved images remain until you delete them.
This website and support requests
This policy describes the app and its Safari extension. Visiting this support website is separate. The website host may process ordinary request data needed to serve these pages. If you contact support, we use the information you provide to answer your request.
We will update this policy if the app’s data practices change. Effective October 2, 2026.
Contact support
Include your device, operating system, Safari version and the steps that led to the issue. Do not send passwords, private page contents or signed download links.