Snapture is a Chrome extension that captures, annotates, and exports screenshots and short screen recordings of web pages for bug-reporting workflows.
Snapture does not collect, transmit, sell, or share any user data. Everything happens locally inside your browser. There are no servers, no analytics, no third-party SDKs, no accounts.
When you explicitly invoke Snapture (icon click, keyboard shortcut, right-click menu, or recording start), the extension may access:
chrome.storage.local only for the brief moment between
the background script taking the screenshot and the editor tab
loading it. The entry is deleted as soon as the editor reads it.
.webm); nothing is persisted by the extension.
Nothing. The extension makes zero network requests. It has no telemetry, error reporting, or remote configuration.
When you press "Copy" (or ⌘+C) the annotated image is written to your system clipboard so you can paste it elsewhere. Snapture writes only — it never reads from your clipboard.
| Permission | Why it's needed |
|---|---|
activeTab |
Capture the tab you're currently looking at. |
scripting |
Inject the in-page UI (recording indicator, toast notifications). |
clipboardWrite |
Copy element-inspector reports and the annotated image. |
storage |
Temporary hand-off of the captured screenshot to the editor tab. |
contextMenus |
Provide right-click menu items. |
<all_urls> |
You can capture or inspect any page you visit — but only on your explicit action. |
Snapture is a developer tool and not directed at children under 13.
Material changes to this policy will be published with a new "Last updated" date.
Questions: open an issue on the project repository or email the publisher account listed on the Chrome Web Store listing.