Keep Every Page Alive collects nothing. There is no account, no analytics, no tracking, and no server that receives your data.
keepalive.page is a static page. The list of sites you ask it to keep alive is held in your browser's localStorage on your own device and is never transmitted anywhere. Closing the tab or clearing your browser data removes it.
The site loads no third-party scripts, fonts, images, or frames. Its content security policy forbids network requests to any other origin, so it is not technically capable of sending your data elsewhere.
Our web server keeps ordinary short-lived access logs (IP address, requested path, user agent) as any web server does. These are used only to keep the service running and are not combined with anything else or shared.
The extension stores your list — a nickname, the site's origin, and your chosen interval — using chrome.storage.local on your own machine. Nothing is uploaded. There is no remote code, and the extension makes no network requests of its own.
It reads the address of a tab in exactly one situation: when you click the extension's icon and press Keep this tab alive, so it knows which site you meant. This is the activeTab permission, which grants access to that one tab at that one moment. The extension does not request the tabs permission and therefore cannot read your browsing history or the addresses of tabs you have not explicitly added.
Reloading a page you asked us to keep alive causes your browser to send its own cookies to that site, exactly as it would if you pressed reload yourself. Those cookies are never visible to this tool, and no session information passes through us.
Questions about this policy can be raised through the project page at keepalive.page.