Install and refresh
Install SiteEgress from the official Chrome Web Store listing, then refresh pages that were already open.
SiteEgress docs
Understand what the browser can show—and what it cannot.
Start with the evidence model, then use destinations, signals, Geo Insights, history, and exports according to the question you are investigating.
Quick start
From installation to an explainable first review
Open the Side Panel
Click the SiteEgress toolbar icon on a normal HTTP or HTTPS website.
Review the score
Use the score as a prioritization aid, then read the findings and evidence rather than relying on the number alone.
Inspect destinations
Search third-party hostnames, known services, channels, and the data-flow view.
Enable optional features deliberately
Read the disclosure before enabling local history or Geo Insights.
Export only when needed
Review the report before sharing because hostnames and observed destinations can be sensitive in context.
Core concepts
Use consistent definitions when reading the interface and evidence
ObservedA browser-visible resource or API event was seen during the current session.
DeclaredThe page referenced a destination, such as preconnect or DNS prefetch, but an actual transfer was not confirmed.
MatchedA destination matched a known service in the packaged local catalog.
HeuristicAn API signal may be privacy-sensitive but can also have legitimate graphics, media, compatibility, or anti-fraud uses.
Geo InsightsCountry-level estimates derived from observed public destination-server IPs after explicit opt-in.
Exposure scoreA bounded summary of visible destinations, known services, collection signals, fingerprinting signals, and transport hygiene—not a legal or moral verdict.
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