Privacy Policy for Mira by DeepFlows

Last updated: March 8, 2026

Mira by DeepFlows is a browser agent for Chrome. This policy explains what information the extension processes, where data is stored, when data is sent to third-party AI providers, and what users can do to manage that data.

1. Information Mira processes

Mira may process the following categories of information when you use the extension:

User prompts entered into the side panel.
Page content needed to carry out a requested task.
Tab, window, bookmark, download, and history metadata needed for requested actions.
Screenshots, extracted links, tables, forms, and other page artifacts created during requested workflows.
Configuration values such as selected provider, endpoint, model, language, and tool policy settings.
API keys entered by the user for configured AI providers.
Session history and execution traces for the current browser profile.

2. How Mira uses this information

Mira uses this information only to:

Operate the browser agent features requested by the user.
Generate tool-calling decisions and final answers through the selected AI provider.
Show execution traces, artifacts, and browser automation results in the user interface.
Persist settings and local session state in the current Chrome profile.

3. Local storage

Mira stores configuration, session history, execution traces, and cached artifacts in chrome.storage.local for the current browser profile.

This may include AI provider endpoint settings, selected model names, language preference, system prompt, session messages, execution trace records, and cached screenshots or page artifacts.

4. Third-party AI providers

When you configure a hosted AI provider, Mira may send user prompts and task-relevant browser or page data to that provider so the provider can generate a response or decide which browser tools to call.

Supported provider categories include hosted APIs such as:

OpenAI-compatible providers
Anthropic
Google Gemini
DeepSeek
MiniMax
OpenRouter
SiliconFlow
Volcengine Ark
Alibaba Bailian
Local Ollama endpoints selected by the user

Your use of any third-party AI provider is also subject to that provider's own privacy policy and terms.

5. API keys

API keys entered in Mira are stored locally in the browser profile through chrome.storage.local. They are used only to authenticate requests to the provider you configure.

6. Data sharing and selling

DeepFlows does not sell personal information processed by Mira. Data may be transmitted to the AI provider selected by the user only as needed to operate the requested feature.

7. User controls

Users can manage data in the following ways:

Clear the current Mira session in the side panel.
Change or remove configured AI provider credentials in settings.
Remove the extension to delete extension-managed local storage from Chrome.
Manage or delete browser history, bookmarks, and downloads through Chrome.

8. Security note

Mira is designed to keep extension state local to the browser profile, but no software or storage mechanism can guarantee absolute security. Users should configure only providers they trust and avoid sending highly sensitive information unless they understand the provider's terms.

9. Changes to this policy

This policy may be updated as Mira evolves. The latest version should always be published at this page before new versions are submitted to the Chrome Web Store.

10. Contact

For support or privacy questions, use the support page published with Mira by DeepFlows: Support.