Wishaly
Privacy Policy
Last updated: November 8, 2026
Summary
Wishaly does not collect, sell or transmit personal data. It has no servers, uses no analytics and requires no account.
Data the extension handles
Only when you ask to save a page (toolbar icon → “Save this page”, right-click menu or keyboard shortcut), Wishaly reads from that page alone: product title, URL, image link, price and site name. This data is stored only in your browser's local storage (chrome.storage.local) on your device.
If you turn on the Wishaly button for a store, Chrome asks your permission for that site only. On that site Wishaly reads the same public product data to recognise product pages and show the “Save to Wishaly” button. Nothing is saved until you click it. You can revoke the permission at any time in the settings.
Wishaly does not record browsing history and does not access sites where you did not turn on the button, except when you explicitly ask it to save a page. Lists, notes and preferences you create also stay on your device.
Sharing with third parties
None. Data never leaves your device unless you voluntarily export a backup file. When you open your wishlist, product images are loaded directly from the stores' websites, as they would be when visiting them.
Permissions
- activeTab and scripting: read product details from the current tab, only after an explicit user action.
- storage: store the wishlist and preferences on your device.
- contextMenus: add “Save this page to Wishaly” and “Open Wishaly side panel” to the right-click menu.
- sidePanel: show your wishlist in Chrome's side panel, when you open it.
- Optional site access: requested one site at a time, only if you turn on the Wishaly button for that store.
Deletion
You can delete single products or the whole wishlist from the extension settings. Uninstalling Wishaly removes all its data from the browser.