The short version
StudyNav has no user account, analytics, advertising, telemetry, or remote note service. The publisher does not receive your browsing history, highlights, notes, tags, saved places, or copied text.
Privacy
Effective August 24, 2026. StudyNav is published by KikuAI Lab as an independent, unofficial open-source project.
StudyNav has no user account, analytics, advertising, telemetry, or remote note service. The publisher does not receive your browsing history, highlights, notes, tags, saved places, or copied text.
This policy covers the StudyNav desktop extension for Chrome, Edge, and compatible Chromium browsers, plus its separate mobile packages for Firefox on Android and Safari on iPhone/iPad. It does not cover JW.org, WOL, Google, Mozilla, Apple, your browser provider, or other services that StudyNav can open.
The packages contain no remote executable code.
KikuAI Lab does not sell or share StudyNav user data because it does not collect that data. Local records remain until you delete them, clear the extension's browser storage, or uninstall the extension. You can export a JSON backup, import it into another browser profile, disable individual features, or turn off all StudyNav tools.
StudyNav uses page content and user-created study data only to provide the study features described in the extension and its Store listings. It does not transfer that data to the publisher, use it for advertising or credit decisions, sell it, or allow people to read it. The same boundary applies to the separate mobile packages. StudyNav's use of information complies with the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.
This page will be updated when StudyNav's data handling changes. Questions or deletion concerns about data stored by the extension can be raised through the public support issue page. Do not include private notes or credentials in a public issue.
Non-affiliation: StudyNav is not produced, maintained, supported, or endorsed by Jehovah's Witnesses. JW.org and JW Library are named only to explain compatibility.