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Privacy Policy for TabsterPro Chrome Extension

  Privacy Policy for TabsterPro Chrome Extension This privacy policy describes how the TabsterPro Chrome extension ("the extension") collects, uses, and shares information. Information Collection and Use The extension uses the tabs permission. This allows the extension to access information about your browser tabs in order to provide its core functionality: displaying and allowing you to switch between your open tabs. The extension DOES NOT collect or store any personal information, browsing history, or the content of your tabs. The extension only uses tab information temporarily and solely for the purpose of allowing you to see and switch between your tabs. Information Sharing The extension does not share any user data with any third parties. The tab information accessed by the extension is only used within your browser and is not transmitted elsewhere. Data Retention Since the extension does not collect or store any data, there is no data retention policy. When you close...
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Tabser Extension Privacy Policy

 Thank you for using Tabser . Your privacy is very important to us. This privacy policy outlines what information is (and isn’t) collected by the Tabser Chrome Extension and how it is used. 1. Information We Collect Tabster does not collect or store any personal information. The extension operates entirely on your local browser and does not transmit any data to external servers. We do not collect: Your browsing history Your IP address Any personally identifiable information Any data from websites you visit 2. Permissions Explained Tabser requests the following Chrome permission: tabs : This is required to allow the extension to switch between your open tabs when using keyboard shortcuts. This permission is used only for tab navigation functionality and nothing more. 3. Data Usage All functionality is executed locally within your browser. No user data is transmitted, stored, analyzed, or sold. Period. 4. Third-Party Services Tabster does not use...
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