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Privacy guide

What a private browser-based diff can and cannot protect

Local processing removes server-side source uploads, but it does not eliminate all browser and device-side risks.

Table of contents

Define the privacy boundary

Browser-local diffing can keep source text out of application server requests.

Standard request metadata and analytics still require explicit minimization controls.

Treat local processing as one boundary layer: editor routes should avoid third-party scripts, while informational pages can still load analytics or ad scripts under their own controls.

Choose by data sensitivity

For regulated or high-sensitivity material, follow approved organizational tooling.

Prefer specific, testable privacy claims over absolute guarantees.

Limit browser persistence for sensitive reviews and clear local session data when you finish to reduce device-side exposure.

Review checklist

  • Confirm whether source leaves the device.
  • Review third-party scripts on the editor route.
  • Avoid persisting sensitive content in browser storage.
  • Use trusted devices and profiles.