Privacy

Your tab. Your data.

iWeb has no accounts, no analytics and no ads. Here is exactly what stays on your device and what goes online.

What stays on your device

Everything you create or choose: your name, notes, dock sites, wallpapers, music library and playlists, watchlist, currency pairs, fonts and settings. It is stored in your browser's local storage (IndexedDB and localStorage) and never uploaded by iWeb. Your local photos and music files are never sent anywhere.

What goes online, and why

iWeb only contacts these services for the features you use:

FeatureServiceWhat is sent
Weatheripapi.coYour IP address (to estimate your city), when no city is set
Weatherapi.met.noApproximate coordinates of your city
Weathernominatim.openstreetmap.org, api.bigdatacloud.netThe city you search for, or coordinates to name your location
Weather iconscdn.jsdelivr.netStandard file requests
Currency ratesopen.er-api.com, api.frankfurter.devThe currency codes you convert between
Gold & silver (fallback)cdn.jsdelivr.netStandard file requests
Markets & Unsplashiweb-two.vercel.app (iWeb’s own proxy to Yahoo Finance and the Unsplash API)Symbols, chart ranges, searches and photo topics you choose
Unsplash photosimages.unsplash.comImage requests for the photos you view
Site iconsGoogle and DuckDuckGo favicon servicesThe domain of each site in your dock and search results
SpotlightGoogle (web search, Maps tab)Your query, only when you open a web search or the Maps tab
App logoik.imagekit.ioStandard file request
Updatesapi.github.com, github.comA check for the latest release (about every 6 hours) and the update download

Like any website, these services receive your IP address with each request. iWeb's own proxy runs on Vercel and keeps no logs of its own beyond Vercel's standard request logs.

What iWeb never does

  • No account or sign-up.
  • No analytics, tracking pixels or advertising.
  • No selling or sharing of your data.

Your control

Export or import everything from Settings → Data Controls. Removing the extension deletes its stored data from your browser.

Contact

Questions or concerns: open an issue on GitHub.

Last updated: October 2026.