Chrome privacy cleaner | zero tracking | no host permissions

Clean browser traces automatically. Keep the sites you trust.

WiseSweep is a privacy-focused Chrome extension from Wise Technologies RYK that removes history, cookies, cache, downloads, local storage, IndexedDB, service workers, form data, and other browsing traces on startup, on demand, or when the last window closes - with a domain whitelist for the logins you want to keep.

0
network calls
15
cleanup toggles
MV3
Chrome 116+ ready

WiseSweep

Clean browsing traces now

Ready
Clean Now
Startup clean On
Whitelist 3 domains
Network requests 0

Zero telemetry

No analytics, no tracking

Local only

Data stays on your device

Audited code

Unit and e2e tests verified

MV3 ready

Chrome 116+ compliant

Built like a professional privacy product

Everything a serious browser cleaner should have

WiseSweep combines automation, transparent controls, careful permission design, and verified no-network behavior.

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Automatic cleanup

Clean on Chrome startup by default, on demand from the toolbar, by keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+Shift+X), or on last-window-close as an optional trigger.

2

Broad data controls

Choose what to clean with 15 user-facing toggles, including history, cookies, cache, downloads, local storage, IndexedDB, service workers, form data, and passwords.

3

Whitelist protection

Preserve cookies for trusted domains like email, banking, dashboards, and client tools while cleaning the rest. Supports wildcard subdomains such as *.example.com.

4

Minimal permissions

No host permissions, no content scripts, no web page reading, no remote service integrations. The optional cookies permission is requested only when you use the whitelist.

5

Tested and audited

The extension passed code-level audit checks, unit tests, linting, e2e smoke testing, package inspection, and Chrome runtime probes. Privacy URL hosting is the only remaining external submission task.

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Professional UX

First-run onboarding, popup status, options page, dry-run preview, time range selector, light/dark theme, keyboard shortcut, and accessible switch controls.

How it works

Simple setup. Strong defaults.

1

Install

Add WiseSweep to Chrome and complete the first-run onboarding wizard.

2

Choose what to clean

Use toggles for history, cookies, cache, storage, downloads, passwords, and more. Pick a time range.

3

Stay clean

Run manually, on startup, by shortcut, or automatically when the last Chrome window closes.

Privacy architecture

No data leaves the browser.

WiseSweep was designed to do one job locally: ask Chrome to remove browsing traces. It does not need a backend, analytics dashboard, tracking pixel, license phone-home, or remote API.

View full privacy policy

Zero telemetry

No analytics, no usage tracking, no error-reporting SDK, no external logging.

Local preferences only

Settings live inside Chrome local storage on your device. They are never synced externally.

No page content access

WiseSweep has no host permissions and cannot read website content or inject scripts into pages.

No external services

No fetch, no XHR, no WebSocket, no EventSource, no sendBeacon. Verified zero network calls in production code.

Quality assurance

Verified by code audit and automated tests

WiseSweep was reviewed against a multi-round audit checklist. Code-level blockers are resolved; the only remaining item is external privacy URL hosting.

Manifest V3 compliant

Service worker background, no broad host permissions, no content scripts, no web accessible resources, minimum Chrome version 116.

Unit tests - 37 passed

Data type mapping, time range math, mutex concurrency, whitelist split logic, and build payload construction all covered.

e2e smoke passed

Onboarding flow renders, popup opens, Clean Now triggers successfully, and no runtime errors in a clean Chrome profile.

Chrome runtime probe passed

Default global payload and whitelist origin-filtered payload both execute without throw and without lastError.

Security scan - clean

No eval, no new Function, no string-based timers, no dynamic injection, no innerHTML with user data, no external resource references.

Package - verified

Manifest at zip root, 29 files, no node_modules, tests, scripts, .git, or hidden files inside the published package.

Chrome Extension

Ready for the Chrome Web Store

WiseSweep's code-level audit is in a conditional pass state. The extension is not yet listed on the Chrome Web Store. Before submission, the privacy policy page must be published at /wisesweep/privacy so the Chrome Web Store sees HTTP 200 instead of 404.

For end users

Once the Chrome Web Store listing is published, you will be able to install WiseSweep directly from the store. No developer mode required. The listing is not live yet.

For testing now

Load the unpacked build folder in Chrome developer mode to test locally, or upload the packaged zip to the Chrome Web Store developer dashboard for review.

Chrome Web Store listing: not published yet

The "Get on Chrome Web Store" link will be activated here once the listing is live. For now, use the developer-mode install below or contact Wise Technologies RYK.

Install from source (developer mode)

  1. Open chrome://extensions in Chrome 116 or newer.
  2. Enable Developer mode (top-right toggle).
  3. Click Load unpacked and select the WiseSweep build folder (the one containing manifest.json).
  4. The onboarding tab opens automatically on first install.

FAQ

Questions people will ask

Does WiseSweep collect my data?

No. WiseSweep does not collect, transmit, or sell personal data. It makes zero network requests.

Can WiseSweep read websites I visit?

No. It has no host permissions and no content scripts, so it cannot read or modify page content.

What is the whitelist for?

The whitelist preserves cookies for trusted domains, helping you stay logged in while other browsing traces are cleaned.

Can WiseSweep delete other extensions' data?

No. Each extension's chrome.storage data is sandboxed by Chrome and can only be removed by uninstalling that extension. WiseSweep cleans website-origin browsing traces, not other extensions' internal data.

Why is the privacy policy important?

Chrome Web Store requires a public privacy policy URL. The extension is ready, but the site page must return HTTP 200 before submission.