Extension privacy policy

Easy Lover processes the Lovable editor interface locally in your browser. This includes toolbar labels, the selected page state, styles, and icons. It uses that information to adapt the editor navigation and to activate existing Lovable controls when you request an action.

The extension saves your pinned pages, page order, label preferences, GitHub shortcut visibility, and enabled state in chrome.storage.local. These settings stay in the Chrome profile where you configured them and do not sync across devices.

Site access is limited to https://lovable.dev/* and https://www.lovable.dev/* so Easy Lover can keep working as you move into projects. It adapts recognized editor toolbars and does not run inside project preview frames.

Easy Lover has no telemetry or server of its own. It does not transmit user data to the developer or external services. It does not sell data, use data for advertising, or use data for unrelated purposes.

All executable extension code ships inside the installed package. Easy Lover does not download or execute remote JavaScript or WebAssembly.

Lovable's own page may make its normal requests when you use native controls. The optional GitHub shortcut only opens Lovable's GitHub connector settings. Lovable and GitHub handle account connection and synchronization through their own interfaces and policies. Easy Lover does not authorize an account or change sync settings automatically.

You can change label, shortcut, order, and enabled settings or restore the defaults in the Easy Lover popup. Removing the extension removes its locally stored settings from Chrome.

Easy Lover is published by the Vibing Company, Jonathan Osburg, St.-Klara-Str. 7A, 82377 Penzberg, Germany.

Privacy and support questions can be sent to jon@vibing.inc or through the contact page.

This page covers Easy Lover. For information about data handling on vibing.inc, read the website privacy policy.