Prominent User Data Disclosure
Smart Table of Content Pro runs on web pages so it can detect headings, build a table of contents, show reading progress, and let you save notes and bookmarks. This means the extension can process the current page URL, page title, headings, selected page text, and user-created reading data as part of its core reading-assistant purpose.
Local by default
Basic table of contents, reading progress, notes, bookmarks, and preferences are stored in Chrome extension storage on your browser unless you use sync features.
Optional cloud sync
Pro cloud sync sends notes, bookmarks, reading history, selected settings, email, and license-related authentication data to Google Firebase and Firestore.
Optional AI features
AI summaries and digests send selected page/article text, prompts, model choice, and your OpenRouter API key to OpenRouter only when you trigger an AI action.