Privacy & Managed Device Disclosure
Mini Guardian is designed for browsers that the device owner or authorized administrator has intentionally chosen to manage. The extension is not designed for hidden monitoring.
Information used by Mini Guardian
- Device name, connection status, Mini Guardian mode, and extension version.
- The title and URL of the active browser tab. When the administrator opens the Tabs view, the extension can provide titles and URLs for normal HTTP/HTTPS tabs.
- Commands and settings needed for Lock, Focus Mode, website rules, tab actions, and two-way chat.
- Screen-sharing signaling data only when a live-screen request is made. The person at the managed browser must approve the browser's normal screen/window/tab sharing prompt before a live screen is sent.
Where data goes
The Mini Guardian website and extension connect to the Firebase project configured by the Mini Guardian administrator. Mini Guardian does not sell user data or use managed-browser data for advertising.
Live screen
Live screen sharing is user-approved. The selected screen stream is sent through a WebRTC connection and is not designed to be silently captured or automatically stored by Mini Guardian.
Browser permissions
The extension requests broad website access because Lock, Focus Mode, website rules, and managed-page controls must work across ordinary websites. It requests tab access so the authorized administrator can view and manage browser tabs.
Removing access
The browser user can remove the extension from the browser's extension manager. The Mini Guardian administrator can also remove a paired device from the dashboard.
This page describes the Mini Guardian project hosted at mini-goguard.pages.dev.