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Pages Behind a Login Measured in Your Browser

Livery's own browser only sees public pages. The extension measures the ones you're signed into, like your app's dashboard or settings, and adds them to a kit that stays private until you publish it.

Privacy details

Get started

Three Steps, Once

  1. 01Install the extensionComing soon to the Chrome Web Store.Coming soon
  2. 02Connect it to your accountSign in first; your private kits are kept in your account.Sign in
  3. 03Measure a page behind your loginOpen the page, click the Livery icon and choose a kit. You'll see what's sent before anything leaves the page.

When you press Measure

What Happens, Step by Step

The extension only touches the tab you clicked, only when you click, and puts the page back exactly as it was.

  1. liveryapp.example.com
    example.comYour kit · next version v4
    A new private kitJust this page, to start
    Measure this page
    01

    Choose Where It Goes

    Click the Livery icon on the page and pick a kit for this site, or start a new one. Nothing runs before you press Measure.

  2. Hi, Jordan

    Revenue

    $48,210

    Stays

    Sent

    02

    The Words Stay Here

    The page is measured in your browser. Its text becomes a few numbers, like sentence length, and is never sent.

  3. 12 type styles14 spacing values

    CancelSend
    03

    You Check It First

    You see the picture with all content removed and every number that would be sent. Cancel, or press Send.

  4. example.com: your pagesv4 · private · 3 pages
    Only you can see itPublish
    04

    Private Until You Publish

    The page joins your kit as a new private version. Install it yourself, or publish it when you're ready.

What leaves your browser

Measurements, Never Content

What's sent

  • Measurements of the design: colours, fonts, spacing, corners, motion and layout
  • One picture of the page with every piece of text and every image removed
  • The page's address, so the kit can name it
  • A few numbers about the writing (sentence length, casing), worked out in your browser

Never sent

  • The page's text, images or form contents
  • Passwords, cookies or anything you've typed
  • Other tabs, your history, or pages you didn't choose
  • Anything at all before you've seen it and pressed Send

Same site only

A page can join a kit only if it's on the same site. Subdomains count, so app.example.com joins example.com.

Yours stays yours

Adding a page to a kit you own makes its next version. Adding to someone else's kit gives you a private copy; theirs never changes.

Publish when ready

Kits with measured pages are private. Your account page lists them, with the install prompt and a Publish button.