Shieldly

Shieldly Privacy Policy

Last updated: 8 November 2026

Shieldly is a browser extension made by OneNode. This privacy policy explains what happens to your data when you use it. In short: Shieldly collects no personal data and sends nothing to us or to anyone else. Everything it does happens inside your browser.

1. SUMMARY
2. WHAT SHIELDLY STORES, ONLY ON YOUR DEVICE
3. WHY SHIELDLY NEEDS ACCESS TO WEBSITES
4. WHAT SHIELDLY DOES NOT DO
5. CHANGES TO THIS POLICY
6. CONTACT

1. Summary

Shieldly collects no personal data and sends nothing to us or to anyone else. Everything it does happens inside your browser.

2. What Shieldly stores, only on your device

Settings: which protections are on, which sites you have paused, and your chosen language.

Counters: how many ads, pop-ups, redirects and overlays were blocked and how many video ads were skipped, for this browser session and in total. You can reset them in Options.

Screenshots you choose to take. They stay in your browser until you delete them or download them.

This data is kept in your browser's extension storage and is deleted when you remove Shieldly. It is never uploaded, sold or shared.

3. Why Shieldly needs access to websites

To block ads, pop-ups and redirects, Shieldly has to run on the pages you visit. It checks page elements and network requests on your device, and only to decide what to block. It does not record, store or send your browsing history, page contents or form input.

4. What Shieldly does not do

– No analytics, tracking or advertising IDs
– No accounts and no sign-in
– No remote code: all of Shieldly's code ships inside the extension and is reviewed by the browser stores
– No selling or sharing of data

5. Changes to this policy

If a future version adds features that need data (for example optional accounts), this policy will be updated first, and the new features will ask for your permission.

6. Contact

Developer: OneNode
Email: onenode21@gmail.com