Last updated: October 2026
Guardián Web is a defensive extension designed around the principle of minimal data collection. Here's exactly what it does with your information.
| Data | Where it lives | Does it leave your device? |
|---|---|---|
| Per-tab risk signals | Session memory (cleared on close) | No |
| Warning history, trust list, settings | Browser local storage | No |
| Local copy of the malware feed | Local storage | No (download only) |
| Data you type into forms | Only in the page's own memory | Never stored or sent |
| Text the site copies to your clipboard | Only in the page's own memory | Never stored or sent |
| Signature requests from your crypto wallet | Only in the page's own memory | Never stored or sent |
Freshly installed and with no API keys, the extension makes only these two requests, and neither carries the domain you visit:
sec.fourmartech.es): while browsing, only a hash prefix of the domain is sent (k-anonymity). The server never knows which specific site you're visiting.Only if you turn them on:
rdap.org to find out when it was registered.Local mode, which you can enable in the options, disables all these queries: nothing leaves your device.
What it doesn't ask for matters as much as what it does. Guardián Web declares no cookies, history, bookmarks, clipboardRead, identity or nativeMessaging permission: it technically cannot read your session cookies, your browsing history, your bookmarks or your clipboard, nor talk to programs on your machine. The full list is in the repository's manifest.json.
There is no account to close because none is ever created. The warning history is cleared from the popup itself; the trust list, settings and API keys from the options page. Uninstalling the extension wipes all of its storage at once.
This page uses no cookies, no analytics and no third-party fonts or scripts: it's static HTML and CSS. Like any web server, it receives the IP address of incoming requests in order to answer them; it is never cross-referenced with extension data or used to identify anyone.
All the code is public and auditable under the MIT license. You can verify for yourself exactly what the extension does.