Verified on every build
Transparency
Movar makes a few promises. Each one is checked against the committed source code on every build — the same checks that drive the README badge. These are the live results.
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Open source
VerifiedWhat we checked
root LICENSE is MIT, an OSI-approved open-source license
Where it’s claimed: hero badge + footer
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Nothing leaves your browser
VerifiedWhat we checked
manifest declares data collection 'none', no analytics dependency, and no fetch/XHR/WebSocket/sendBeacon in the extension runtime
Where it’s claimed: hero badge + privacy section + limitations
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On-page filtering stays off until you turn it on
VerifiedWhat we checked
`defaultSettings.contentModification` is false in @movar/settings — DOM filtering ships opt-in
Where it’s claimed: how-it-works step 2 + limitations
About the network-silence check
The “nothing leaves your browser” promise is verified by a static source check at build time: a scan of the extension’s source for outgoing-network calls (fetch, XMLHttpRequest, WebSocket, sendBeacon, EventSource). A regex over source cannot catch a call that is obfuscated or assembled dynamically at runtime — so treat this as strong evidence, not a runtime guarantee. The build also confirms the manifest declares no data collection and that no analytics dependency ships.