91x 作者： 91x

The 91x Browser Extension reports active app and tool usage to the
91x Platform — the SaaS used by IT and finance teams to manage app
and tool licenses across their workforce. The extension is designed
to be deployed by IT to a managed browser fleet, not installed by
individual end users.

What it does

When you're signed in with your work account, the extension records:

• Hostnames of websites you visit (e.g. figma.com) — never full
  URLs, paths, query strings, titles, or page content
• Active focus time on each site — tracking pauses when the tab
  loses focus or the user is idle for more than 5 minutes
• Which browser the extension is running in (Chrome, Edge, Brave,
  or Firefox)

That data flows to your organization's 91x Platform tenant, where it
answers the question "is the seat we paid for actually being used?".

What it does NOT do

• Does not capture full URLs, paths, query strings, page titles, or
  page content
• Does not capture form inputs, keystrokes, clipboard data, or
  screenshots
• Does not capture browsing history, bookmarks, or downloads
• Does not run in private browsing windows
• Does not track personal accounts — sign-in is via your work OAuth
  provider only (Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace)

Who it's for

This extension only works if your organization has an active 91x
Platform tenant. There is no value to installing it as an individual.

If you'd like to evaluate the platform for your organization,
contact us at contact@91x.ai.

Privacy and compliance

• Privacy notice: https://91x.ai/browser-extension-privacy-notice
• A Data Processing Agreement governs all data flows; email
  contact@91x.ai for the current addendum.
• All customer data is hosted in the European Union
  (AWS eu-north-1, Stockholm).

Technical details

Manifest V3, Firefox 142+. Authenticates via OAuth through your
existing work account (Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace). Active
focus time is measured via the WebExtensions tabs, windows, and
idle APIs — only when the user actually has the tab in front of
them. Idle time, time in other tabs, and time in other applications
never count toward "active usage".