Privacy Policy

Unlocker for AI Agents in Comet — browser extension and companion macOS app. Last updated: October 31, 2026.

Unlocker for AI Agents in Comet helps AI browser agent extensions (such as Claude Code, Claude in Chrome and OpenAI Codex) work in Perplexity Comet. This policy explains what data the extension and its companion app handle. In short: we do not collect your browsing data. The only things that leave your computer are your license key and an anonymous device ID, which are checked with our payment provider.

What we collect

• License key. When you activate Pro, the key you enter is sent over HTTPS to Polar (api.polar.sh) to check that it is valid and active. The key is also stored locally: in the extension's local storage and, if the companion app is installed, in a small file in your home folder on your Mac.
• Anonymous device ID. To enforce one device per license, the companion app sends Polar a one-way hash of your Mac's hardware identifier together with the key. It cannot be reversed to identify you or your Mac, and it is removed when you press “Deactivate”.
• License status. The plan name and the time of the last license check are stored locally in the extension so it can show your plan and re-check the license about once a day.

What we do not collect

• No browsing history, visited URLs, tab titles or page content.
• No form data, passwords, cookies, screenshots or keystrokes.
• No analytics, tracking, advertising identifiers or crash reporting.
• No personal information about you. Name, email and payment details are handled only by Polar when you purchase; we never see your card details.

How the extension uses its permissions

• debugger — a short self-test: the extension attaches to one open tab and detaches right away to check whether AI agents can control pages. It does not read or record anything.
• tabs — to pick an open http/https tab for that self-test. Tab details are not stored or sent anywhere.
• storage — to keep your license key, plan and last check time on your device.
• nativeMessaging — to talk to the companion macOS app on your own computer for status and setup. Communication stays on your device.
• Access to all sites — so the self-test works on whichever site you have open, and so the extension can reach the license server. The extension does not inject scripts into pages or modify page content.

Sharing

We do not sell, rent or share your data. The only third party that receives data is Polar (license validation and payments), under its own privacy policy. We do not load or run remote code.

Retention and your choices

Your license key stays on your device until you press “Deactivate” in the extension popup (which also removes the local license file) or uninstall the extension. You can ask Polar to delete your purchase data through your Polar customer account.

Changes

If this policy changes, the updated version will be posted on this page with a new date.

Contact

Questions about privacy: use the contact email shown on the extension's Chrome Web Store page.