LEGAL & COMPLIANCE

PrintBridge Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy explains how PrintBridge handles information when you use the PrintBridge Chrome extension and Windows component.

Effective date: September 7, 2026

Information PrintBridge processes

PrintBridge processes information required to complete a print request. Depending on the integration, this may include PDF print data, printer information, print options, extension settings, and technical information required to process the request.

PDF data

When a supported application requests a PDF print, the PDF data is passed through the PrintBridge printing workflow to the locally installed Windows component for printing. PDF data is processed locally on your machine during the print operation.

Extension settings

PrintBridge stores extension settings required for its functionality, such as the user's Silent Printing preference.

Local communication

The PrintBridge extension communicates with the locally installed Windows component using the browser's Native Messaging mechanism. This local communication is separate from sending information to a remote PrintBridge server.

Extension permissions

PermissionPurpose
nativeMessagingCommunicates with the locally installed Windows component.
storageStores required extension settings.

Third-party services

PrintBridge's local Windows printing operation does not require a third-party cloud printing service unless explicitly stated in the current product documentation.

Data retention

Temporary PDF payloads generated during print requests are held strictly within local system memory or temporary Windows print spool queues for the duration necessary to transmit the job to the designated Windows printer host. Once the print spooled job completes, temporary files are removed according to Windows OS print lifecycle standards.

Privacy questions

If you have questions about PrintBridge privacy or data handling, please contact the PrintBridge support team at 2383elonmusk@gmail.com.