NetPaste privacy
Local means local.
NetPaste is designed to clean network text without turning that text into a new data source. Your pasted content remains in your browser.
Processing
The NetPaste web app and browser extension process pasted text on your device. Pasted configurations, CLI output, logs, tickets, findings, and edited results are not sent to Protocols & Packets servers.
Collection
NetPaste does not require an account and does not include product analytics or telemetry.
- No pasted network content is uploaded.
- No cleaned output is retained by Protocols & Packets.
- No user profile is created.
- No webpage content is read by the browser extension.
Browser storage
Temporary application state may exist in browser memory while NetPaste is open. Closing or refreshing the page clears unsaved work. The extension does not request persistent storage for pasted content.
External links
This site links to the NetPaste web app and Chrome Web Store listing. Those services apply their own infrastructure and privacy practices when you visit them.
Contact
Privacy or security questions can be sent to ops@protocolsandpackets.com.
Last updated July 17, 2026.