Where's My Data?

Detects sites likely to hold your personal data.

Where's My Data? helps you identify sites that may have accessed your personal data while you browse. The extension detects pages containing fields capable of collecting email addresses in real time and analyzes various signals indicating that data may have been transmitted to a site. With version 1.1, Where's My Data? improves detection and also allows you to perform on-demand scans of your browsing history to identify sites that may hold data about you. 🔎 Improved detection The extension improves the identification of pages and interactions potentially linked to the collection or transmission of personal data. 📜 History analysis You can analyze your browsing history to find sites that may have displayed data collection forms. ⚡ Real-time analysis Choose to enable or disable real-time (Live) analysis based on your needs. 🌐 Domain details View a detailed page for each detected domain to better understand the information associated with each site. 📋 Stay in control You can: - view detected sites; - analyze your browsing history; - export your history in TXT or CSV format; - filter results; - identify sites where potential data transmission was detected; - view details for each domain; - permanently delete your local history; - enable or disable real-time analysis. 🔒 Your privacy comes first Your data stays on your device. Where's My Data? does not collect or store: - your email address; - your passwords; - values ​​entered into forms; - the content of forms you fill out. The extension only stores information necessary for its operation locally, such as the site domain, detection dates, and any transmission indicators. Your history and the extension's data remain locally within your browser. Where's My Data? Requires no account and does not send your browsing history to a server. ⚠ Beta version Where's My Data? is currently in beta. Detection is intentionally conservative and may generate false positives. The goal is to provide a useful overview of sites that might have accessed your data, rather than to determine with certainty exactly what data is being stored by each site.