The interaction
Install once. Decide when you leave.
After one optional Chrome website-access grant, previously unseen ordinary HTTP and HTTPS sites start in Ask mode. You do not pre-enable each site and you do not create rules before the product can help.
Close the current tab and leave the website session alone.
Use a reliable visible sign-out control when one can be identified safely, then close.
Attempt sign-out, remove the site's cookie scope, then close.
Remove selected origin-targetable cookies, caches, storage, databases, file-system data, and workers before closing.
Remember only what helps
Rules are optional memory, not an activation gate.
Ordinary sites can show the Done Here? choice automatically after one optional Chrome website-access grant.
Remember a cleanup choice for later visits and optionally automate it when the final matching tab closes.
Never prompt or clean this site.
Privacy boundary
Delete local browser data without building a data business around it.
Done Here? has no account, advertising, analytics, developer telemetry, remote executable code, tabs permission, or cookies permission. It does not upload cookie values, passwords, page content, form entries, or authentication tokens.
Optional website access
One Chrome grant can enable Ask mode broadly; toolbar-only use remains available without it.
Local rules
Protected, Ask, and Ignored preferences stay in extension storage on the device.
Honest limits
Maximum cleanup does not erase server logs, account history, saved passwords, or records held on other devices.
Release status
Chrome Web Store submission is the next gate.
Version 1.1.1 is the current recovered source candidate. The public product, privacy, and support pages now live on Top AI Tools For. Owner acceptance, exact-package verification, publisher upload, Google review, and Store-installed smoke testing remain separate release gates.