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QuickLead Browser Extension Privacy Policy

This page explains how the QuickLead browser extension available for Chrome, Edge and Firefox handles data when you explicitly use it together with the QuickLead Android app.

Version
v1.0
Effective
April 2026
Contact
[email protected]

1. Scope

This policy applies specifically to the QuickLead browser extension. The extension is designed to work with the QuickLead Android app.

2. When the extension acts

The extension is designed for explicit user actions on the current page, such as tapping, selecting or sending a phone number into QuickLead. It is not designed to silently collect full-page browsing content in the background.

3. What data the extension may send

When you explicitly use the extension, it may send page-derived context to the QuickLead Android app so the app can resolve the number with better accuracy than a number-only workflow.
  • The selected, tapped or otherwise captured phone number
  • The current page URL, title and host
  • Nearby labels, headings and inline text
  • Surrounding text and a compact local excerpt near the number
  • Basic technical metadata needed to hand the request to the app

4. What the extension does not send

The extension does not send complete page dumps. Its goal is to send only the local evidence needed to help QuickLead suggest a more reliable contact name for the number you chose.

5. How the data is used

The data is used to let the QuickLead Android app understand the local page context around a number, improve resolution quality, and help you save contacts with stronger grounding and less guesswork.

6. Sharing and retention

The extension itself is a bridge into the QuickLead app flow. Data handling after handoff is governed by the QuickLead service and app policies. This page is focused on the extension-specific capture and handoff behavior.