Summary
Loopr Session Exporter (the "extension") is a tool for explicitly exporting the user's own browser session for the active tab. The extension does not collect, transmit, or store any user data on its own. Data leaves your browser only when you click one of three buttons: Copy to clipboard, Download .json, or Send to Loopr.
What the extension reads
When you click the extension's toolbar icon and one of the export actions, the extension reads — for the currently focused tab only:
- Cookies belonging to the tab's origin (name, value, domain, path, expiration, httpOnly/secure/sameSite flags), via the
chrome.cookiesAPI. window.localStorageandwindow.sessionStoragecontents, via a one-shot script injected into the active tab.- The active tab's URL and title, for context.
The extension does not read any other tab, browsing history, autofill data, saved passwords, downloads, bookmarks, network traffic, or files on your device.
What the extension does with the data
One of three things, depending on which button you click:
- Copy to clipboard — the JSON is placed on your clipboard. The data does not leave your machine.
- Download .json — the JSON is saved as a local file. The data does not leave your machine.
- Send to Loopr — the JSON is POSTed to the endpoint URL you configured on the extension's options page, with an optional Bearer token you supplied. The destination is entirely under your control. No data is ever sent to a Chaosology- or Loopr-operated server unless you explicitly configure that endpoint.
The extension never transmits data automatically, in the background, on a timer, or in response to any event other than an explicit user click.
What the extension stores
Via chrome.storage.sync, the extension stores only:
- The endpoint URL you typed on the options page.
- The Bearer token you typed on the options page (optional).
These values are stored by Chrome and synced across browsers signed into the same Chrome profile. They are never transmitted to Chaosology.
Telemetry, analytics, and tracking
The extension contains no analytics SDKs, no telemetry, no error reporting, no advertising libraries, and no third-party trackers. It makes no network requests on its own. It does not phone home.
Permissions explained
- cookies — required to read the active tab's cookies via the Chrome cookies API.
- scripting — required to snapshot the active tab's localStorage and sessionStorage.
- tabs — required to identify which tab the user has focused.
- storage — required to remember the user's chosen endpoint URL.
- activeTab — scopes the extension's reach to the focused tab.
- host_permissions: <all_urls> — required by Chrome's cookies API to read cookies for whichever site the user is currently on. The extension does not use this permission for any other purpose.
Children
The extension is not directed to children under 13 and does not knowingly collect any data from children.
Sale or sharing of personal information
Chaosology does not sell, rent, lease, or otherwise transfer any user data to third parties. We do not have any user data to sell — see "Telemetry" above.
Changes to this policy
If we make material changes to this policy, the updated version will be posted at this URL with a new "Last updated" date. Continued use of the extension after the update constitutes acceptance.
Contact
Questions or concerns: projects@vectorconstructionmanagement.com
Data controller: Chaosology, on behalf of the Loopr Session Exporter project.