Privacy policy

Lens is a Chrome DevTools extension that records the activity of a web page you are debugging, so you can inspect it. It is built and maintained by Sanjeev Kujur.

Only on a site you switch it on for, and only in the tab you are debugging, it reads the page’s Pega calls (PCore, PConnect and the store), its network requests and responses (URLs, headers, bodies and timing), and its console and page errors.

It does nothing on any other site. Chrome asks your permission for each site when you switch it on, and you can revoke that at any time from the extension’s settings.

Nowhere. What it records is held in memory and shown in the DevTools panel of the same tab. It is not sent to me, to Pegasystems or to anyone else. The extension makes no network requests of its own, contains no analytics, no advertising and no tracking, and loads no remote code.

Closing the DevTools panel or the tab discards the recording. Nothing is written to disk except the settings below.

In your browser’s local extension storage, per site: the sites you switched on, and any “Was it called?” expectations you typed. That data stays on your device and is removed when you uninstall the extension.

A debugging tool can see sensitive things, because the page does. Authorization headers, cookies and tokens are hidden in the panel by default and are left out of copied reports. A Hide values option shows structure only. If you copy or screenshot a recording and share it, check it first: that part is yours to control.

It does not sell or transfer data, use it for anything other than showing it to you, or use it to judge creditworthiness or for lending.

If this policy changes, the date below changes and the release notes say so. Questions: hello@sanjeevkujur.dev.