Last updated: May 15, 2026
Snaption is a Chrome extension that saves web pages — including their URL, a screenshot of the visible viewport, and page metadata — to Notion databases of your choice. This policy explains what data the extension handles, where it goes, and how it is protected.
Snaption operates without any backend, server, or third-party service. The only external service Snaption ever communicates with is Notion's official API, and only on your explicit instruction.
Snaption handles the following categories of data, all of which are stored locally in
your own browser via chrome.storage.sync:
Authorization header on requests
to api.notion.com.
<title>
or og:title), the page description (from og:description or
meta[name=description]), and a screenshot of the visible viewport. This
content is captured only for the page you have explicitly chosen to save,
and only at the moment you click the icon. No background or passive collection occurs.
https://api.notion.com.
It is never transmitted to any server operated by Snaption's author or to any third party.
/v1/file_uploads endpoint. They are not routed through any intermediary
image host, CDN, or storage provider.
Snaption does not sell, rent, share, or transmit your data to any third party. The only external service Snaption communicates with is the Notion API, operated by Notion Labs, Inc. Communication with Notion happens only at your explicit direction (when you press Save), using credentials you have created and provided yourself. Once data is delivered to Notion, it is governed by Notion's own Privacy Policy.
All extension data is stored in chrome.storage.sync, which is managed by
your Chrome/Google account and encrypted by Chrome. The data syncs across your own
devices when you are signed in to Chrome with the same Google account. Snaption's author
has no access to this data outside of the extension's own runtime context on your device.
You can delete all data Snaption has stored at any time by removing the extension from
Chrome (chrome://extensions → Remove) or by clearing its storage from
Chrome's extension details page. Revoking the integration in Notion
(notion.so/my-integrations)
additionally invalidates the token Snaption was using.
Snaption requests the minimum permissions needed to perform its single purpose. Each permission is used as follows:
| Permission | What it is used for |
|---|---|
tabs |
Read the URL and title of the active tab when you click the Snaption icon, so they can be saved to Notion as the bookmark's URL and title. |
activeTab |
Capture a screenshot of the visible viewport of the active tab via chrome.tabs.captureVisibleTab, only at the moment you click the icon. |
scripting |
Inject a small, on-demand metadata-extraction function into the active tab — only when you open the Snaption popup — to read og:title, og:description, and the document title. The script does not modify the page or observe user input. |
storage |
Persist your token, templates, and theme preference in chrome.storage.sync so they are available the next time you open Snaption. |
host_permissions: https://api.notion.com/* |
Make API calls to Notion's official API to list your databases, read their schemas, create pages, and upload screenshots. Scoped narrowly to Notion's API host — Snaption cannot make requests to any other domain. |
Snaption does not use content scripts that match all URLs, does not
request the webRequest, debugger, history, or
cookies permissions, and does not execute any remote code. All JavaScript
that runs in the extension is bundled inside the extension package; no scripts are
loaded from any remote URL, and eval() and new Function() are
not used.
Snaption is a productivity tool intended for adult users of the Notion platform. It is not directed at children under 13 and does not knowingly collect any data from children.
If this policy changes in any material way, the updated version will be published at the same URL with a new "Last updated" date. The current policy always reflects the behavior of the latest version of Snaption published to the Chrome Web Store.
Questions, concerns, or data-deletion requests can be directed to: