Clackpost — privacy policy
Effective 19 October 2026. Publisher: Zydeno. Contact: support@zydeno.com.

Clackpost is an auto clicker extension for web pages. It stores your scenarios (the site address, the steps you picked, their waits and repeat settings) and your settings (including, if you drag the on-page indicator, where it sits on that site) only in your browser, in the extension's local storage (storage.local). A short run journal for the current browser session is kept in session storage and disappears when the browser closes. Nothing is sent to Zydeno or anyone else. There are no accounts, analytics, advertising, telemetry or remote code, and the extension makes no network requests.

What the extension reads on a page: only after you press the Clackpost button, use its keyboard shortcut or press Pick / Start in its popup, it loads its own local script into that one tab. While you pick, it reads the element under your pointer (its tag, id, test attributes, label and visible text) to describe and save that element as a step. While a scenario runs, it finds those elements again and sends simulated clicks to them. It does not read or store form contents, passwords, cookies or browsing history, and nothing it reads leaves your browser.

Permissions:
activeTab: temporary access to the current tab only after your action (toolbar button or shortcut). Clackpost has no access to all websites.
scripting: loads the extension's own readable script into that tab to pick elements, show the on-page indicator and click.
storage: saves scenarios and settings locally in your browser.
The keyboard shortcut (Alt+Shift+K by default) is a browser command, not a permission.

Export creates a JSON file only when you ask for it; it contains your scenarios (site addresses, element descriptions, waits) and settings. The file is not encrypted; share it only with people you trust. Import reads only the file you choose.

Deleting a scenario or a step offers Undo for a few seconds. Removing the extension removes its local storage according to your browser's behaviour; exported files remain where you saved them.

If you email support, your email service transmits your message and any attachments you choose to send. Questions: support@zydeno.com.