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Privacy Policy

Effective date: 2026-02-XX  ·  Applies to: the Chrome extension Dev Bridge for DSH (version 1.2.1) by Cyber Samurai.

Short version: this extension collects no personal data, transmits nothing over the internet, and has no analytics or advertising. Everything you create with it stays on your own computer.

What we collect

Nothing. The extension does not ask for, read, or store personal information, account credentials, browsing history, or any site content off-device.

What happens on your device

  • Captures (element references and your written reviews) are stored in your browser’s local extension storage (chrome.storage.local) on this device. They never leave the device unless you explicitly choose to send or download them.
  • Sending to the Harness chat: when you press Send to Harness chat, the capture text is inserted into the chat composer of a locally running DeepSeek Harness GUI at http://127.0.0.1:3080 (the default port — changeable in the extension’s Settings) — a loopback address on your own machine. This happens only when you press Send, only in your browser, and only toward that local address.
  • Downloads: the Download .md button saves a capture as a Markdown file to your own downloads folder when you click it.

Permissions, in plain terms

  • activeTab — lets the element picker operate in the tab you are actively reviewing, and only while you use the extension.
  • Host access to 127.0.0.1:3080 / localhost:3080 — your own machine’s loopback, used solely for sending a capture you initiated. Choosing a different port in Settings asks for access to that localhost origin only.
  • storage, scripting, clipboardWrite — local list storage, on-demand picker injection, and the Copy-block button.

Network

The extension performs no network requests. No remote code is loaded or executed. Loopback (127.0.0.1) communication stays on your machine.

Third parties

None. No third-party services, SDKs, analytics, or advertising are included.

Security

  • No remote code; the extension is plain Manifest V3 with the default Content Security Policy restrictions.
  • Permissions are kept to the minimum needed (see the extension’s manifest and its permission-justification document).
  • If you uninstall the extension, its local storage is removed by Chrome.

Changes

If this policy changes, the updated version will be published at the same URL with a new effective date. Changes will be limited to accurate descriptions of how the extension handles data.

Contact

For privacy questions or to report an issue, contact the developer via cybersamurai.co.uk or the address listed on the store listing for this extension.