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Track your parcels from any carrier in one place. Track every shipment. Never miss a delivery. ParcelTrack Pro lets you track packages from all major carriers — UPS, FedEx, USPS, DHL, and Amazon — directly from your browser toolbar. No more switching between carrier websites or losing tracking emails. What you can do: • Open the extension and start tracking immediately — no account or sign-up required • Paste any tracking number and instantly see the status • Auto-detects the carrier — no need to select it manually • Get a browser notification the moment a parcel is delivered • View the full tracking timeline with locations and timestamps • Manage all your shipments from a clean, full-page dashboard • Parcels refresh automatically in the background every 30 minutes Why ParcelTrack Pro? One popup, all your carriers. Whether you order from Amazon, eBay, or a small online shop, every shipment lands in the same place. Privacy We store the tracking numbers you explicitly add. There's no login, sign-up, email, or password of any kind — the extension identifies your install with a random local ID, never a personal account. Domain-level usage analytics (not the full URL or page content) are only collected if you explicitly turn on the "Track visited URLs" toggle in the popup; it's off by default. See the privacy policy below for exactly what's collected and why.
Aug 22, 2026
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