Mob for Chrome · Privacy

Updated 19 October 2026

Mob for Chrome puts Mob's face in a corner of supported trading sites and shows Mob's read of the token on the page: its checks, tracked callers' calls, tracked trades, what Mob's agents did with it and Mob's label of what it is. It is read-only.

What it reads

Only the address (URL) of the page you are on, and only on these sites, to find the token address in it: gmgn.ai, fomo.family, axiom.trade, pump.fun, dexscreener.com and photon-sol.tinyastro.io. It does not read the page's content, your wallet, what you type, your cookies or your other tabs.

What it sends

• The token's address, to Mob's public API at mob.zone, to fetch Mob's read of that token. The requests carry no cookies or credentials, and nothing that names you.
• Like any web request, these reach Mob's server with your network address. Mob's servers may keep standard request logs for security and reliability. Mob does not link them to a person, and there is no account.
• The card shows public images (token logos and callers' profile pictures). They load from the sites that host them, which see that request.

What it stores

On your device only, in Chrome's extension storage: where you dragged the face on each site, and the sites where you hid it. Nothing else is stored.

What it never does

• It never asks for, reads or touches a wallet, and never signs or sends a transaction.
• It has no tracking, analytics or ads, and Mob does not sell or share data from it.

Not advice

Mob shows facts it read and a label of what a token is (for example a meme or a news meme). These are not financial advice. No flag does not make a token safe.

Questions: @usemobzone on X.