Renable Options Policy

Last updated: September 14, 2026

Renable Options is a Chrome browser extension made by Renable Marketing AB, Swedish Reg. No. 556660-4970. It does two things inside Meta Ads Manager: it shows which Renable design a catalog ad is running and lets you switch it to another design from the same feed, and it opens Aimée, the AI agent inside Renable, in a side panel beside the ad account you have open. This page explains exactly what data the extension touches. Renable's general handling of personal data is covered by our Privacy Policy.

Where the extension runs

The extension runs on Meta Ads Manager (adsmanager.facebook.com) and nowhere else. Its side panel is disabled for every other tab: on any other site it is not listed in Chrome's side panel and cannot be opened at all.

What the extension reads

The page address. From the Ads Manager address in your browser's address bar, the extension reads which ad account you have open, which kind of screen you are on — campaigns, ad sets, ads, or editing an ad — and which campaigns, ad sets or ads are selected. When you are editing an ad it reads the identifier of that ad. Those values are the only information it ever takes from the page.

Nothing from the page itself. No text, no images, no form contents, no cookies, and nothing about your Facebook or Meta login. The extension holds no permission over Facebook's or Meta's domains, it does not read your browsing history, and it cannot see your other tabs.

The layout of the ad editing screen, for the design panel only. To place its panel next to the right part of that screen, the extension looks at the surrounding layout — Meta moves things without notice, so the panel has to find its spot. That happens entirely inside your browser, on that screen only, and nothing from the page is sent anywhere. The side panel reads no layout at all.

What the extension stores on your device

Your Renable session. Created when you sign in through the Renable website, and kept in the extension's own storage so that you stay signed in between browser sessions. It is readable only by the extension — never by any website you visit, including Meta's. Signing out removes it, and it stops working when it expires; Renable sessions expire 90 days after you sign in.
The conversation you were last in. So that closing and reopening the side panel puts you back in the chat you were having rather than a blank one, the Renable page inside the panel stores the identifier of that conversation and the Renable organization it was under. Chrome keeps that storage separate from the same site in an ordinary tab. Neither value contains any of the conversation itself.
Design preview images. Copies of your own ad designs, so that previews load instantly. These are held in the extension's memory rather than written to your disk, and are dropped when you sign out.
The extension's own settings. A saved copy of where to place the panel, refreshed from Renable a few times a day so we can correct the placement when Meta changes Ads Manager without waiting for a new extension release. It contains nothing about you, your account or your ads.

What the extension sends to Renable

Renable's own servers are the only servers the extension talks to.

The ad and ad account identifiers, to answer one question — which of your Renable designs this ad is running, and which others are available — and, if you choose to switch a design, the request to switch it.
What you have open in Ads Manager — the ad account, the kind of screen, and the identifiers of the selected campaigns, ad sets or ads — to the Renable page inside the side panel, so that the assistant's answers are about what you are looking at.
Your Renable session token, to authenticate those requests as yours, exactly as the Renable web app does.

Two smaller requests happen whether or not you are signed in: the extension asks Renable where to place its panel, and it reports the anonymous technical events described below.

What Renable reads from Meta on your behalf

The extension never calls Meta. When you ask the assistant about the account you have open, Renable's own servers read from Meta's Marketing API using the ad-account connection your organization set up in Renable — never your Facebook session, and never from the page. What they read:

campaigns, ad sets and ads, with their settings and the delivery status Meta reports;
the ad creatives behind them, which is how Renable can tell you which design an ad is running;
the figures Meta reports for a period you ask about — spend, impressions, reach, clicks and the rates derived from them, and, where the account reports them, conversions, purchase value and return on ad spend.

Renable writes to Meta in exactly one case: when you switch an ad's design and confirm it. Meta's ad creatives cannot be edited, so Renable creates a new creative from your Renable design and points the ad at it. Nothing else in your Meta account is ever changed, and the assistant cannot change anything in Meta at all.

Your conversations with the assistant

The messages you send the assistant in the side panel, and its replies, are sent to Renable and stored on Renable's servers under your organization — in the same conversation list as the assistant inside the Renable app, so a chat you start in Ads Manager is there when you go back to Renable. They are processed by the AI providers Renable uses, which are named in our Privacy Policy.

Anonymous technical telemetry

Meta changes Ads Manager's layout without notice. So that we can detect when the extension stops finding its place on the page, it reports anonymous technical events to Renable. A report contains the event name, the shape of the page path with every identifier stripped out, which placement rule matched, the extension's version and settings version, and your browser's language setting. That is the complete list: these reports carry no account data, no ad data, no URL, no query string, and nothing that identifies you. They are sent without your session, so they are not tied to your Renable account.

The permissions the extension asks for

Renable Options asks Chrome for three permissions — storage, alarms and side panel — and for permission to call one host: Renable's own API. It does not request the tabs permission, so it cannot read your browsing history or the addresses of your other tabs. It does not read cookies. And it holds no permission over Facebook's or Meta's domains beyond running on the one Ads Manager page described here.

What we never do

We do not sell your data. We do not share it with third parties for their own purposes — the only parties that see it are Meta, which we read on your behalf using your organization's own connection, and the AI providers listed in our Privacy Policy, which process it for us. We do not use it for advertising, and we do not track your browsing. The extension's data handling exists solely to provide the features described above.

Renable Options’ use of information received from Chrome APIs adheres to the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including its Limited Use requirements.

Your rights, and who to ask

Renable Marketing AB, Swedish Reg. No. 556660-4970, is the controller of the personal data described here. Your rights over that data — access, correction, deletion, objection and portability — and how to exercise them are set out in our Privacy Policy. Questions about the extension or this policy: support@renable.com.