Privacy Policy — Inkline

Last updated: November 1, 2026

Inkline ("the extension") is a Chrome extension that changes the look of text you type by swapping letters for Unicode characters (for example, 𝐁 for B). It is made by MD Ashraful Islam.

Data the extension handles

Data	Where it is handled	Why
The Gmail subject text you choose to style	In your browser, on your device, only when you click a style	To replace it with the styled version
The text you select in a text box on another site	In your browser, on your device, only after you pick a style from the right-click menu	To replace it with the styled version
The text you type in the toolbar popup	In the popup, on your device	To show the styled previews and copy the one you click

Inkline does not save any of this text. It is not written to storage, not logged and not kept after the change is made.

What Inkline does not do

It has no server. The developer never receives your text or any other data.
It makes no network requests, and does not load or run remote code.
No analytics, tracking, advertising or telemetry.
It never reads your clipboard. The popup only writes the style you click to it.
It never changes password fields.
No data is sold or shared with third parties, and none is used for creditworthiness, lending or any purpose other than styling your text.

Permissions

Permission	Why
Access to `mail.google.com`	Shows the style button in the subject field of the Gmail compose window
`contextMenus`	Adds "Inkline style" to the right-click menu of text boxes
`activeTab` and `scripting`	Let Inkline restyle the text box you right-clicked, on that tab only, after you choose a style

Your control

Inkline keeps no data, so there is nothing to delete. Removing the extension removes it completely.

Changes

If this policy changes, the new version is published at this address with a new date.

Contact

Questions or requests: srabon444@gmail.com, or open an issue at github.com/Srabon444/inkline/issues.