Privacy
Lexora is explicit about where your text goes and what happens to it.
What Lexora processes
Lexora is a browser extension that assists with reading, translation, explanation, and pronunciation. When you select text on a page, Lexora may process that selected text and related reading context to provide the requested assistance.
Where your text may go
Depending on which features you enable and how you configure the extension, selected text and reading context may be sent to one or more of the following:
- Translation providers — a configured translation API based on your settings.
- Cloud AI providers — for explanation and language assistance, if you enable AI features.
- User-configured OpenAI-compatible endpoints — if you set a custom API endpoint in extension settings.
- Local AI runtimes — such as Ollama, if you configure a local provider. Text processed locally does not leave your machine via Lexora.
- Public knowledge sources — Wikipedia and Wikidata, for entity lookup and reading context.
Lexora does not route text to any destination that is not configured by you in the extension settings. No text is sent without a user-initiated action.
What Lexora does not do
- Lexora does not sell user data.
- Lexora does not require an account to use the extension.
- Lexora does not include hidden telemetry.
- Lexora does not log your reading history on any Lexora-operated server.
Privacy controls
The extension provides controls to manage outbound data handling:
- Choose which providers are enabled for translation and AI assistance.
- Configure a local AI runtime to keep text processing on-device.
- Redaction options for sensitive content patterns such as email addresses and token-shaped strings.
This website
This website (lexora.sh) is a static site. It does not set tracking cookies, does not collect form submissions, and does not run analytics. Contact is by email link only.
Contact
Privacy questions or data-handling concerns: [email protected]