Lesen Sie, wie lokale KivTools-Werkzeuge eingefügten Text, ausgewählte Dateien und Browser-Einstellungen behandeln.
Tools marked NUR LOKAL perform their stated transformation in your browser. Examples include JSON inspection, code generation, JSONPath, JSON Diff, cron preview, ENV parsing, mock-data generation, local log analysis, Docker Compose checks, and HMAC JWT operations.
For these pages, the tool code is designed not to submit pasted content, selected files, signing secrets, or generated output to KivTools. Your browser may still retain data in its own form history or clipboard according to its settings.
Some utilities necessarily work with a URL, remote host, public lookup, or external browser capability. Those pages can send the value you provide to the endpoint required to deliver that feature. Read the notice on the specific page before entering credentials, private endpoints, personal data, or production secrets.
Do not paste confidential credentials, private keys, customer data, or production tokens into a tool unless the page clearly says it is processing the content locally and that behavior fits your risk requirements.
The global tool finder stores recent tools, pinned tools, and a light/dark preference in this browser's local storage. Those preferences stay on the device and can be cleared through your browser's site-data controls.
Downloading a generated fixture or copying tool output is initiated by your browser. KivTools does not need an account for these local flows.
KivTools is a utility site, not a secure secret vault. The data handling note shown on the tool you are using is the most specific description of that tool's behavior.