Kirro Chrome Extension privacy policy

Last updated: February 26, 2026

What this extension does

The Kirro Chrome Extension is an A/B test editor. It lets you visually edit website elements (text, images, styles, layout) as part of creating test versions from the Kirro dashboard.

When the extension activates

Only when you launch it from the Kirro dashboard by clicking “Open in extension” on a test’s editor page. It doesn’t run, collect data, or change pages at any other time.

Data collection

We don’t collect, store, or send any personal data, browsing history, or page content.

What data is sent

When you use the editor, two things are sent only to Kirro’s servers (app.kirro.io):

  1. Your test changes (CSS selectors and visual edits you make) so they can be applied during A/B tests.
  2. Replacement images if you swap an image while editing.

Everything goes over HTTPS, authenticated with a short-lived token from your Kirro session.

Data storage

Permissions explained

PermissionWhy it’s needed
activeTabTo interact with the page you’re editing (highlight elements, preview changes)
sidePanelTo show the editing controls in Chrome’s side panel
scriptingTo inject the element selection script into the page being edited
storageTo temporarily store the editor session token while editing
<all_urls>To edit any customer website (A/B tests can run on any domain)

The <all_urls> permission is needed because Kirro customers can run tests on any website they own. The content script is idle on all pages and only activates when you start the editor from the dashboard.

Third-party services

The extension talks only to Kirro’s servers (app.kirro.io). It doesn’t communicate with any other service.

Children’s privacy

This extension isn’t directed at children under 13 and doesn’t knowingly collect information from children.

Changes to this policy

We may update this policy from time to time. Changes will be posted here with an updated date.

Contact

Questions? Reach us at support@kirro.io or visit app.kirro.io.