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PageRemover Privacy Policy

Last updated: September 24, 2026 • Effective Date: September 24, 2026

At PageRemover, we believe the safest way to protect your sensitive documents is never to collect them in the first place. This Privacy Policy details our data practices, our client-side architecture, and how you can verify our zero-upload guarantee.

1. What We Do NOT Collect (Your PDF Documents)

Unlike conventional PDF web utilities, PageRemover does not upload, copy, inspect, or retain your files:

  • No File Contents: The text, images, tables, and metadata inside your PDFs never touch our servers.
  • No File Names: We do not log or track original document filenames.
  • No Server Disk Storage: We maintain no cloud storage buckets, temporary disks, or processing queues.

2. How Client-Side Processing Operates

When you use the PageRemover tool, your browser loads static JavaScript and WebAssembly bundles compiled from open-source libraries (specifically pdf-lib). Once loaded:

  1. Your operating system grants the browser permission to read the selected file in memory.
  2. A browser background thread (Web Worker) parses the PDF structure and removes the page objects you designate.
  3. The worker outputs a modified PDF binary array into memory and creates an in-browser Blob URL.
  4. Your browser triggers a local file download directly to your default download directory.

3. How to Independently Verify the "No Upload" Claim

Trust must be verifiable. You can independently confirm that your documents remain strictly on your computer in four steps:

1Open your browser’s Developer Tools by pressing F12 or Ctrl+Shift+I (Cmd+Option+I on Mac).
2Click on the Network tab and check the "Fetch/XHR" filter.
3Drag a PDF into PageRemover and select pages to remove.
4Observe the network log. You will observe 0 bytes of payload transmitted. You can even disconnect your Wi-Fi or enable Airplane mode; the tool continues to operate.

4. Anonymous Usage Analytics

To maintain reliability and improve interface usability, we measure aggregate application health. Our analytics do not use tracking cookies, do not collect personal identifiers, and never record file data. We record high-level events only:

  • Application loaded
  • Tool completed successfully (duration in milliseconds)
  • Generic error type encountered (e.g. "encrypted_pdf", "all_pages_selected")

5. Third-Party Services & Scripts

We do not load third-party ad networks, tracking pixels, or external script waterfalls. All styling, scripts, and fonts are self-hosted on our domain to eliminate external data leakage.

6. Contact Us Regarding Privacy

If you have questions regarding our architectural privacy model or data sovereignty, please contact our compliance team at privacy@pageremover.com or visit our Contact Page.