PromptBar gives you full control over the local data the app keeps on your Mac. This document explains what is stored, where, and how to clear it.
PromptBar does not request or store any login credentials. It does not collect analytics, telemetry, or crash reports. It does not include any tracking SDK, advertising SDK, or remote-configuration framework.
When you add a URL that requires sign-in, authentication happens entirely inside
that website's own pages, loaded in WKWebView. PromptBar never sees or stores
your credentials. To delete an account on a third-party site, follow that
site's own deletion instructions.
WKWebView may store cookies, local storage, IndexedDB, caches, and other
website data on your Mac for the sites you load. This keeps your sign-in
sessions across launches.
You can erase all of this at any time from Menu → Clean Cookies & Cache.
PromptBar stores the following on your Mac only:
- Your list of services (names, URLs, icons, colors)
- Your window size preference
- Your "always on top" preference
All of these live in UserDefaults for the PromptBar app. Resetting the app
(or removing it via Finder) deletes them.
When you add a URL to PromptBar, the privacy policy of that site governs any data you enter there. PromptBar does not endorse, integrate with, or have any business relationship with the operators of the sites you choose to load.