Privacy Policies — Chrome Extensions

This site hosts the privacy policies for the Chrome extensions published by Ahmadjon Qahramonov, an independent solo developer. Each policy below describes exactly what that specific extension does with your data — the permissions it requests, why it needs them, what is stored, and where it is stored.

Seven of the nine extensions listed here make no network requests at all: everything they store stays in your own browser on your own device. The two exceptions are AI Page Summarizer, which sends page text to OpenAI on your behalf, and Word Meaning, which sends the word you highlight to a free third-party dictionary API. Both are spelled out in full on their own pages.

Questions about any of these? Email aqahramonov2007@gmail.com.

The extensions

AI Page Summarizer Sends data to OpenAI Summarizes the page you are reading using your own OpenAI API key.
Clipboard History On-device only Keeps a searchable list of the text you copy, stored only on your device.
Color Picker On-device only Samples any color on screen and gives you HEX, RGB and HSL values.
Daily Task Planner On-device only A daily to-do list with priorities, progress and a morning reminder.
DayLight — Adaptive Eye Comfort On-device only Warms and dims your screen through the day to reduce eye strain.
Daily Journal On-device only A private journal with mood tracking, tags and streaks.
Tab Debt Manager On-device only Finds tabs you have stopped using, archives them, and lets you restore them.
Lockscroll On-device only Sets daily time budgets on eight social sites and interrupts doomscrolling.
Word Meaning Sends data to a dictionary API Highlight a word on any page to see its definition in a small popup.