Information the extension handles
- Open tabs: page titles, URLs, favicon URLs, tab and window identifiers, pinned and suspended status, and recent-access times supplied by Chrome.
- Tab groups and saved sessions: names, colors, membership, ordering, saved page titles and URLs, session snapshots, and times of group visits or changes.
- Bookmarks: titles, URLs, folders, ordering, identifiers, and metadata from your Chrome bookmark library.
- Preferences and recovery data: theme, layout, New Tab preference, suspension settings, selection and display preferences, and information needed to recover or undo supported operations.
- Imported backups: the information contained in a backup you choose to import. Older backups may include notes and tasks retained for compatibility.
TD uses this information only to provide its tab and bookmark management features, preserve your preferences, and restore saved sessions. It does not read webpage bodies, passwords, or form contents. It does not request Chrome's browsing-history API; locally saved tab URLs and session snapshots can still reveal browsing activity.
Storage and retention
TD saves its preferences, tab-group metadata, and snapshots in Chrome's local extension storage. Temporary recovery information may also use Chrome's session storage. Theme preferences may be cached in the extension's local browser storage. TD does not send this data to us or synchronize it through a developer-operated service.
Bookmarks are stored in Chrome's native bookmark library. Chrome may synchronize bookmarks and other browser data according to your own Chrome and Google account settings. That synchronization is provided by Chrome, not TD.
Local data remains until you delete it through the available controls, it is replaced or removed during normal operation, or you uninstall the extension. Removing a live tab does not necessarily remove saved snapshots containing its URL. Uninstalling removes TD's extension storage; it does not delete native Chrome bookmarks or backup files you exported.
Network requests and sharing
TD does not sell, rent, or transfer your tab or bookmark data to the developer, advertisers, data brokers, or analytics services. Its executable code, fonts, and interface assets are bundled with the extension.
To display a site icon, TD may load a favicon URL supplied by Chrome. If Chrome needs to fetch that icon, the icon host receives a normal image request, including your IP address and standard request metadata. TD sets a no-referrer policy on these images and does not use a third-party favicon lookup service. Opening a page or an external link makes a normal browser request to that destination under its own privacy policy.
Backups and your controls
You can export a JSON backup to a location you choose and import one from your device. Backup files contain readable page URLs, titles, saved groups, bookmarks, and other exported local data; they are not encrypted by TD. You control whether to share or delete these files.
You can edit or delete bookmarks using TD or Chrome, manage saved groups and sessions in TD, and disable or uninstall TD in Chrome's extension settings. Turning off “Use TD for new tabs” changes what future new tabs display; it does not delete your saved data.
Chrome Web Store Limited Use
Tabula Digesta's use of information received from Chrome APIs adheres to the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.
Support and policy changes
Contact the publisher at j@superinit.com with questions about TD or this policy. If you email us, your message and contact details are used to respond to your request. Do not send a browsing backup unless it is needed for your support request and you intend to share its contents.
This policy applies specifically to the Tabula Digesta extension. We will update it when the extension's data practices change and revise the date above.