Small, focused browser extensions.
No tracking. No surprises.

Choose your browser

Each browser has its own page with install steps and the extensions available for it.

Safari

Live

ContactTap turns the phone numbers, emails, and addresses on a page into one-tap actions — call, text, email, map, or copy as clean text. Map Path rewrites Google, Waze, Bing, and HERE map links so they open in Apple Maps instead. Both are live for Safari on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, each a single $0.99 purchase covering every device.

Safari

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Chrome & Chromium

Live

Go Private Quickly opens one-click private windows, with an optional Hardened Mode that tightens privacy for that session only. Works on Chrome, Brave, Edge, Arc, and Vivaldi.

Chrome

Brave

Edge

Arc

Vivaldi

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Firefox

Live

Go Private Quickly opens a private window in one click, tuned for Firefox — including the long-term support release (ESR), version 115 and newer.

Firefox

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What every extension here promises

• Zero data collection. No analytics, no telemetry, no error reporting, no usage tracking.
• Zero network requests at runtime. The code never connects to the internet on its own.
• Minimum-viable permissions. No host permissions unless a feature genuinely needs them. No tabs permission unless the feature requires reading multiple tabs at once.
• Open source wherever openness is the trust story. Go Private Quickly and Map Path are MIT-licensed with public repos; paid native apps like ContactTap rely on Safari's own permission model and the App Store's “Data Not Collected” label instead.
• Modern platforms. Manifest V3 targeting Chrome 109+ and Firefox 115+, plus a native Safari app extension on the App Store.