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Adraze privacy

Updated October 23, 2026

Adraze keeps its allowlist, pause state, and custom rules on your device. Blocking is based on EasyList and EasyPrivacy. The extension does not collect what you browse.

Data stays on the device

The allowlist, pause state, custom rules, and settings are stored in the browser on that device. Kitly Apps cannot see them. Uninstalling Adraze removes that local storage from the browser profile.

No collection

Adraze does not collect browsing history or personal data. It does not sell or share data. There is no analytics in the extension and no remote code. Filter lists are data, not code.

Permissions

Adraze requests declarativeNetRequest, scripting, and storage. Each permission is used only for the reason below.

declarativeNetRequest
Applies blocking rules based on EasyList and EasyPrivacy. Those lists are data, credited on this page. Adraze does not run remote code.
scripting
Hides blocked elements and runs the element picker on a page you choose.
storage
Keeps the allowlist, pause state, custom rules, and settings in the browser on this device.

Credits

When this site opens

Adraze opens this website after you install it, and again after a major or minor update, so you can see how to start and what changed. Those visits do not include the pages you block.

Opening those pages is a normal visit to this website. Adraze does not send browsing history or custom rules with the visit. Cookies and measurement on the website are described in the site privacy policy. The extension itself has no analytics and no remote code.

Contact

Questions about Adraze privacy go to khadim11@gmail.com. The product page is Adraze by KitlyApps.