Last updated: 11 November 2026.

FFSMC CopCol Lab is free software published by FFSMC (Christophe Queyroi, sole trader, France). This page explains what it does with your data. In short: nothing leaves your computer.

What CopCol Lab keeps

To work, CopCol Lab keeps on your computer what you copy (text, links, images, file names), the name of the program each copy came from, and your settings. None of this is sent to FFSMC or to anyone else.

Protection

The history is encrypted on disk. The key is protected by the system (Windows or macOS): the history can only be read from your own account. Passwords copied from a password manager (KeePass, Bitwarden, 1Password, Dashlane…) are never kept. You can exclude any program, pause CopCol Lab, or delete one copy or the whole history at any time.

Internet connection

Once a day, CopCol Lab reads a small file on ffsmc.fr to check whether a new version exists. This request contains none of your data. The "Support" button opens the PayPal donation page in your browser, only if you click it.

What CopCol Lab does not do

  • No account, no sign-up.
  • No targeted advertising, no trackers, no usage statistics.
  • No sale or sharing of data.

Uninstalling

When uninstalling on Windows, CopCol Lab offers to delete your history too. On a Mac, the history is in the Library › Application Support › FFSMC CopCol Lab folder of your account.

Contact

For any question about your data: [email protected].

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