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Privacy Policy โ€“ Indexer Plugin

Last updated: 31 August 2026

Indexer Plugin is a browser extension that opens a list of URLs you supply, one after another, in a single browser tab. This policy describes exactly what the extension does with data. It applies to the Indexer Plugin extension only.

Short version: the extension has no accounts, no analytics and no tracking. It collects nothing about you, and nothing you type in it is sent to us.

What the extension stores

Everything below is stored locally in your browser, through the standard extension storage API. It never leaves your device, and we cannot read it.

Removing the extension removes this data along with it. Clearing the URL field and the settings inside the window overwrites what is stored.

What leaves your browser

The extension makes exactly three kinds of outbound requests. There is no fourth.

1. The pages you asked it to open. When you press Start, your browser loads the URLs from your list, in a normal tab, exactly as if you had opened them yourself. Those websites see an ordinary visit from your browser, subject to their own privacy policies. The extension does not read, modify or inject anything into those pages, and does not report to anyone which pages you opened.

2. The promotional feed. The block at the bottom of the window is loaded from https://indexer-plugin.pages.dev/data/v1/<language>/items.json, a static file on our own hosting. The request carries no cookies, no identifiers and no query parameters, and it says nothing about your URL list or your settings. As with any web request, the server receives what the network protocol requires โ€“ your IP address, the user agent string, and the language subtag (en or ru) in the path. Our host, Cloudflare Pages, may keep short-term request logs for security and reliability; we do not build profiles from them and do not link them to anything else.

3. The remote .txt list, only if you use it. If you switch the source to “Remote .txt” and press Start, the extension fetches the address you typed, so that server receives a request from your browser. This never happens on its own: the extension ships with no access to any website, and asks your permission for that one address at the moment you press Start. If you never use that mode, no such request is ever made.

The links to banochkin.com in the window header are ordinary links. Nothing is sent there unless you click them yourself.

What we do not do

We do not collect personally identifiable information, health, financial or payment information, authentication information, personal communications, location, browsing history, or the contents of the websites you visit. We do not sell or transfer user data to third parties, we do not use it for advertising profiling or creditworthiness assessment, and there is nothing for us to share, because none of it reaches us.

Permissions and why they exist

Limited Use

Indexer Plugin’s use of information received from Google APIs, and of any user data, adheres to the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. Data is used only to provide the extension’s single, disclosed purpose โ€“ opening the list of URLs you supply โ€“ and for no other purpose.

Children

The extension is a tool for website owners and search specialists. It is not directed at children and collects nothing from anyone.

Changes

If this policy changes, the date at the top of this page changes with it, and the updated version is published at the same address.

Contact

banochkin.com DAO โ€“ mail@banochkin.com