jab privacy policy

Last updated: October 10, 2026

jab is a browser extension that moves the keyboard focus to the control you most likely want next when you press Ctrl+Q.

What jab reads

When you press Ctrl+Q, jab reads the page you are on, in your browser:

the focusable controls (links, buttons, fields): their kind, label, link address, position, size, look, and the text around them;
whether a field is filled in (not what is typed in it);
the page’s address, title, description and main heading.

It ranks the controls on your own device, with a model that ships inside the extension, and moves the focus. That is all.

Nothing is sent anywhere. jab makes no network requests; the only file it loads is its own model, from inside the extension.
Nothing is stored. What jab reads is discarded as soon as the ranking is done; it keeps no history, no logs and no settings.
Nothing is shared or sold, and there are no analytics, ads or third-party code.

jab runs on every page (<all_urls>) so that Ctrl+Q works wherever you are. It asks for no other permissions.