Privacy

WolfCue has no accounts, analytics, AI service, camera access, microphone access, or script uploads. Reading, import validation, word counting, and export happen in the browser. Script text enters a URL only when you choose Export, then Copy script link.

GitHub Pages serves the public static files. The host receives your IP address and normal request metadata when those files load. Documentation search reads a static same-origin index. Fonts and app assets are self-hosted.

Script linksCopy Anchor Link

A copied script link contains the script text in its #script= fragment. The receiving browser reads and validates that fragment locally, then removes it from the address. The app does not put script text in paths or query strings, and the fragment is not sent to the static host in the page request. Opening a link does not start scrolling automatically.

Anyone with the link can read the text. The fragment is encoded, not encrypted; HTTPS protects the page request but does not make the copied link secret. Copies retained in a clipboard, message, or bookmark still contain the snapshot. Erasing local data does not revoke those copies.

Local storageCopy Anchor Link

The app uses these namespaced keys:

Reading position is not saved across reloads. The docs use a separate theme key managed by Fumadocs. Safari and Moblin use separate browser storage.

Saved on this device means the current local write succeeded. If storage is denied or full, WolfCue keeps your script in memory and reports that it is not saved. Closing the page can then lose it. The browser can also evict saved data after inactivity. Export a backup.

Erase local dataCopy Anchor Link

Open Settings, choose Erase all local data, and confirm. This removes the app's three keys and resets its in-memory script and preferences. It does not erase a downloaded file, a clipboard copy, or Fumadocs' theme preference.

Offline use after closing and reopening is not guaranteed. This version has no service worker or PWA cache.