YOUR DATA
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How this version of the project handles data.
URL submitted for analysis
In local mode, your computer loads the page and resources in a temporary Chrome profile. In the configured public mode, a separate Lighthouse engine on the host performs the audit. Never submit links containing secrets, personal information or private access. Credentials and common sensitive parameters are rejected. Temporary public jobs and reports are cleaned up after completion; orphaned files expire after an hour while the worker is running.
Optional history
Saving is unchecked by default. If enabled, the last 20 reports remain in this browser’s local storage until deleted or replaced. Page screenshots are not kept in this history. Clear all removes these reports.
Technical storage and service protection
Public mode keeps short-lived rate-limit counters in memory using an identifier derived from the client IP address. Administrator access requires a password. Pingsivo’s application logs contain technical events and request references, not analyzed URLs or IP addresses. The publisher must document any additional hosting logs and their retention.
Third-party services and tracking
No advertising or audience analytics tool is included. Analyzing a target page triggers its own requests and may load its third-party services in the measurement browser. The privacy information must reflect the services actually enabled on the public installation.
Controller and rights requests
Before launch, supply the controller’s identity and contact details, applicable purposes and legal bases, log retention periods, possible transfers, ways to exercise rights and the competent authority. These depend on deployment and are not invented in this template.
Optional Internet test
After you click, your browser exchanges data with speed.cloudflare.com. Cloudflare sees your IP address and processes these exchanges under its privacy policy. Pingsivo does not send your website report to Cloudflare. Internet results stay in memory unless you choose local history, export or synchronization to your account. Your language choice is stored locally in this browser.
Detailed Lighthouse exports may contain resource URLs, page excerpts and screenshots. Review them before sharing.
Optional Internet test storage
Optional local Internet history stores up to 50 tests in this browser, including the declared connection type, your label and measurements. You can delete an individual test or the whole history. An optional free account lets you voluntarily synchronize these histories to the server. Exports stay on your device until you share them.
Accounts, sharing and external services
Your account stores your email, a secure password hash, synchronized reports and monitors. A necessary HttpOnly session cookie expires after seven days. Verification and recovery links expire after one hour.
Reports remain until you delete them or your account, with a limit of 200 reports and 25 MB. Notifications and aggregate operational counters are retained for 90 days. You can export your data and delete your account from My account.
Anyone holding a share link can read a summary for 1 hour, 24 hours or 7 days. You can revoke it. The summary removes URL query parameters, screenshots and resources, but retains the page path.
At your request, CrUX sends the URL to Google to retrieve aggregated public measurements. Account emails and requested alerts use Resend when configured by the operator. Configured regional agents receive the URL and test profile, without account data.
Downloaded exports are not removed when the account is deleted. Before publication, the operator must specify backup retention, providers and contact information. Backups must be protected and purged according to that retention policy.
Features in this Hostinger edition
Pingsivo combines browser-based Internet testing with Google PageSpeed website analysis.
- Available: Internet download/upload tests, HTTP latency and variation, stability, three-run summaries, local history, exports and bilingual guides.
- Website analysis: PHP and cURL are required, and the publisher must configure a Google PageSpeed API key. Available diagnostics depend on Google's response and quotas.
- Not active in this edition: server accounts, cross-device sync, hosted result links, scheduled monitoring, email alerts, selectable audit regions and the separate CrUX integration.
Earlier guides can describe capabilities of the full server edition. They are not a promise that those server capabilities run here. Local exports are editable and do not certify an Internet subscription.