Need help using FigLeaf? Got privacy questions? We’re here for you.
FigLeaf currently works on Windows. We’re adding more devices soon.
We’ve designed FigLeaf to work on most websites. But in the rare case that you come across a site where FigLeaf doesn’t auto-fill your details or save your credentials, please let our Customer Support team know.
Please note that FigLeaf doesn’t offer to generate masked emails on email service provider websites, like Gmail and Yahoo. Since you’re going there to create an email address, we don’t want to get in the way.
We’re currently in beta and focused on delivering the best possible product thanks to feedback from our users. During our beta phase, our product is free to enjoy. We expect to announce pricing in the near future.
No. We need your email address to make FigLeaf work across all your devices, but that’s about it. Everything you choose to share with FigLeaf is fully encrypted. And to decrypt your data, FigLeaf needs your password.
Breached account is an account with publicly available credentials which were found by FigLeaf.
This means that FigLeaf detected 2 different passwords for an account. Just pick the correct one and you’ll be good to go.
Right now, Microsoft Edge does not support the technology that FigLeaf Private Connection requires. But everything works great in Chrome and Mozilla.
Hi stranger!
Yes, stranger. We’re a privacy company, so we’re not interested in knowing too much about you. That means we don’t track your individual behavior on our site, or collect any personal info without your knowledge. Check out our Privacy Promise for all the info.
Open the installer Double-click the file you just downloaded (look for FigLeaf.Installer.exe in your Downloads folder).
Follow the instructions It won’t take long to install. Just sit back and let FigLeaf do its thing.
Launch the app The FigLeaf app should open once you’re done installing. You can double-click the FigLeaf icon on your Desktop to launch FigLeaf anytime.
