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title: "Privacy – Extension Tracker"
description: "What Extension Tracker records about visitors, which cookies it uses, and what it publishes about extensions and their developers."
url: "https://extensiontracker.com/privacy"
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# Privacy

## Visitors

The site has no accounts, and it doesn't ask for any information about you.

Cloudflare delivers the site and counts visits with Cloudflare Web Analytics, which doesn't use cookies.

Each extension page loads the extension's icon from Google's servers, where the Chrome Web Store keeps it, and loading it sends your IP address to Google.

Our server logs record visitors' IP addresses for security and troubleshooting. The logs are deleted after 14 days.

## Cookies

We may use cookies to keep the site secure and running smoothly.

## Extensions and developers

Pages name each developer by the business name the Chrome Web Store lists for them, where it comes with a D-U-N-S number, and otherwise by the display name of their store account. Either can be a person's name. We never store developers' email addresses, phone numbers or postal addresses. For the email address, we keep only a keyed hash, which lets us group a developer's extensions and notice when the address changes, without revealing it.

## Questions and requests

For corrections, takedown requests or anything to do with personal data, please see the [contact page](https://extensiontracker.com/contact).

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From Extension Tracker, a public record of the Chrome Web Store: <https://extensiontracker.com/privacy>. It isn't affiliated with Google. The data is free to reuse under CC BY 4.0 (<https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/>), crediting Extension Tracker. Every page except search comes as Markdown too: add `format=md` to the address, as in `https://extensiontracker.com/extension/{id}?format=md`.