Last updated: July 2026
RightClick Vault is a Chrome extension that saves images you choose into a PIN-locked, encrypted vault stored on your own device. This policy explains exactly what data the extension touches, and — just as importantly — what it doesn't.
Every image you save, the folders you organize them into, and the salt/verifier used to check your PIN are stored entirely in your browser's local storage (IndexedDB). Images are encrypted with AES-256-GCM using a key derived from your PIN before they're ever written to disk. None of this — not your images, not your PIN, not your folder names — is transmitted anywhere or visible to us. We don't operate a server that could see it even if we wanted to.
To do its job, the extension can read the page you right-click on (to save the image you selected) and insert content into a field you right-click on (to paste an image back). It only acts when you explicitly use its right-click menu options — it does not read, log, or transmit your browsing activity, page contents, or anything else in the background.
The free version caps storage at a small number of images. If you choose to unlock unlimited storage with a one-time payment, that purchase is handled entirely by ExtensionPay and Stripe, our payment processors. Here's exactly what that involves:
RightClick Vault doesn't include any advertising, analytics, or usage-tracking code. We don't know how many images you've saved, what they are, or how you use the extension.
If this policy changes, the "last updated" date at the top of this page will change with it. Material changes will also be reflected in the extension's Chrome Web Store listing.
Questions about this policy or how the extension works can be submitted through the extension's Chrome Web Store listing support channel.