Privacy
Privacy Policy
QuickDeveloperTools provides practical browser-based utilities. This page explains what data may be processed when you use the site.
Tools and pasted data
QuickDeveloperTools tools are designed to work in your browser wherever possible. You do not need an account to use the JSON formatter, XML formatter, string utilities, encoder decoder tools, or generator tools.
QuickDeveloperTools does not intentionally save, store, sell, or share the JSON, XML, text, encoded values, decoded values, generated passwords, or other content you type or paste into the tools. Tool input and output are kept on the page during your current browser session so you can format, copy, download, or clear them.
Please avoid pasting passwords, API keys, private customer records, medical data, financial records, or other sensitive information into any online tool. You are responsible for checking whether your data is safe to use on a public website.
No account or personal database
QuickDeveloperTools does not currently provide user accounts, login profiles, saved workspaces, cloud history, or a customer database for tool content. If a future feature needs saved data, this policy should be updated before that feature is released.
Information we may collect
- Basic server logs such as IP address, browser type, requested pages, date, and time may be recorded by hosting services.
- Your selected theme may be saved in browser session storage so pages keep the same appearance during your visit.
- Copy and download actions happen only when you choose those actions inside the tool.
- If analytics or advertising services are added later, this policy will be updated with the relevant details.
Cookies and advertising
QuickDeveloperTools may use cookies or similar technologies in the future for analytics, site improvement, or advertising monetization. Any ad network setup should use the real publisher account details and should be configured only after reviewing that network's requirements.
At this stage, the site is focused on learning and building useful public tools. If third-party analytics, advertisements, or consent tools are added later, the privacy policy should name those services and explain how they use cookies or similar technologies.
Contact
For privacy questions, email [email protected].
Last updated: May 6, 2026
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