LocalPDS is a Personal Data Server that runs in your browser
Local PDS - Storing your data on your machine
This project aims to store your data on your device. The current implementation uses Chrome localstorage. View the README for more details while I work on this site...
Chrome Web Store
Add new features to your browser and personalize your browsing experience.
MobilePDS Working Group
The MobilePDS is a lightweight Rust implementation of an ATProto Personal Data Server designed to run locally on a user’s mobile device. It puts users back in control of their identity, posts, and credentials — while allowing caching and moderation infrastructure to scale separately via a mirror PDS. The MobilePDS is the canonical source of truth; the mirror is just a performance and compliance layer.
AT Protocol Handler - Chrome Web Store
AT Protocol utilities: handle tools, post filtering, PDS info.
Chrome
Google Chrome is a browser that combines a minimal design with sophisticated technology to make the web faster, safer, and easier.
Surge Browser — User Cooperative
Explore and download Surge Browser, the people's web browser. Chromium core. Gorgeous display. Equity for clicks.
How Chrome tracks you and how to limit it | Proton
Learn how Chrome tracks your activity, what information it sends to Google, and which privacy settings can reduce tracking while you browse.
AT Protocol PDS
Explore this self-hosted AT Protocol Personal Data Server (PDS) with useful links and details.
Trust Me, I’m Local: Chrome Extensions, MCP, and the Sandbox Escape
Trust Me, I’m Local reveals how Chrome extensions and MCP abuses enabled sandbox escapes, exposing users to major security vulnerabilities.
Moonbounce - Multiplayer Internet Browsing - Chrome Web Store
Enter the Multiplayer Internet
Here’s What Your Browser is Telling Everyone About You
Your browser sends a lot of information with each website you visit. That can be used to track you across the internet.
ChromeAlone: Transforming a Browser into a C2 Platform
Persistent Storage Options
This API provides database persistence via localStorage/sessionStorage and, in compatible browsers, the Origin-Private FileSystem.