Last updated: 1 July 2026
CSV Normalizer lets you open or paste CSV data, detects which columns look like dates, amounts, or phone numbers, and rewrites them into a consistent format that you choose. You then download the cleaned file. All of this happens locally, on your device, using your browser's own processing.
None. Specifically:
Your file is read into your browser's memory, transformed, and offered back to you as a download. When you close or reload the tab, that in-memory data is gone. The extension requests no host permissions and cannot read your browsing history, other tabs, or websites you visit.
The extension requests the minimum permissions needed to function. It does not request access to your browsing data, your tabs' content, or any website. Opening the tool simply opens its own page in a new tab.
CSV Normalizer includes one open-source library (PapaParse, MIT-licensed) bundled locally inside the extension to read CSV text. It runs on your device and sends nothing externally. No third-party services receive your data.
If the extension's data practices ever change — for example, if an optional cloud feature is added in the future — this policy will be updated before that feature ships, and any data leaving your device would be strictly opt-in.
Questions about this policy? Email info@getcompliant.online.