Privacy policy

Last updated 11 November 2026

Peek is a Chrome extension that opens links in a preview card. This policy covers the extension and this website.

The short version

Peek runs entirely in your browser. It has no account, no analytics and no server. The pages you visit, the links you peek at and anything you type stay on your device and are never sent to anyone.

What Peek stores

The list of sites where you turned on auto-peek, and your Peek settings. These are saved in Chrome's own extension storage on your device. Removing the extension deletes them.

What Peek does with the pages you open

• To show a page inside the card, Peek tells Chrome to let that one page be displayed there while the card is open. Sites like Google and GitHub normally block this. The change applies only to the page in the card and is removed when you close it.
• When you choose “Open as tab”, Peek copies your scroll position, the sections you opened and the text you typed into forms from the preview to the new tab. This stays in memory for about 20 seconds and is then discarded. Password and card-number fields are never copied.
• Peek also takes a picture of the preview so the switch to the new tab looks smooth. The picture stays in memory and is thrown away once the tab has loaded.
• Inside the preview, Chrome blocks most cookies the site tries to save, which makes cookie banners reappear. When a site saves a cookie while it’s in the preview, Peek saves it for that same site, as if you’d visited it directly. Peek also copies your existing cookie-consent choices into the preview so sites you’ve already answered don’t ask again. Only consent cookies are copied into the preview, never login cookies.

This website

This site has no cookies, trackers or analytics. It's hosted on Cloudflare, which processes standard request data (such as IP addresses) to serve and protect the site.

Changes

If this policy changes, the date at the top changes with it.

Contact

Questions about Peek or this policy: peleg@getclickclock.com