Privacy

This page explains how privacy is handled on timleland.com.

Website Data

Like most websites, this site may collect basic analytics and technical information such as browser type, device details, referral source, and page views. That data is used to understand what content is useful and to keep the site working well.

Cookies

This site may use cookies for analytics, embedded media, and general site functionality. You can disable cookies in your browser settings if you prefer.

Email And Contact Information

If you contact me by email or through a support flow, I will only use that information to reply, help with support, or continue the conversation you started.

Some pages contain affiliate links. If you click one of those links and make a purchase, I may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

This site links to other websites, products, and services. I am not responsible for the privacy practices of those third-party sites.

PxlShot

PxlShot processes screenshots and recognized text entirely on your Mac. The app does not collect, transmit, sell, or share personal data.

PxlShot does not:

  • Create an account
  • Upload screenshots or text
  • Contact a server
  • Include analytics, telemetry, ads, or third-party tracking
  • Request network access
  • Monitor the keyboard or other applications

PxlShot Permissions

macOS requires Screen Recording permission before any screenshot app can capture screen content. PxlShot uses that permission only after you choose a capture command. The app does not request camera, microphone, Accessibility, Input Monitoring, Contacts, Photos, or location access.

Global keyboard shortcuts are registered through macOS and are used only to invoke PxlShot actions. PxlShot does not record or store other keystrokes.

PxlShot Local Storage And Deletion

Recent captures, their history metadata, and text recognized for Recent Captures search are stored in PxlShot’s sandboxed Application Support directory. The default retention period is one day. You can change retention in Settings, delete captures individually, or delete all recent captures at any time. Deleting or expiring a capture also deletes its recognized-text index. Files you explicitly save elsewhere are under your control and are never removed by PxlShot history cleanup.

PxlShot recognizes text in recent captures so you can find images by words they contain. Recognition happens entirely on your Mac. When you edit an image, its search index is replaced with text from the edited result so redacted or removed content does not remain searchable.

Images are freshly encoded from their pixels before copying, dragging, sharing, or exporting. PxlShot does not include source GPS, EXIF, TIFF, IPTC, XMP, or other descriptive photo metadata in those images.

Questions about PxlShot or this policy can be sent through the contact page.

Updates

This policy may change over time as the site changes. If you have questions, use the contact page.