Privacy Policy — Random Auto Refresher

Last updated: July 31, 2026

This policy describes what information the Random Auto Refresher Chrome extension ("the Extension") accesses, how it is used, and what is (and isn't) shared.

Summary

• The Extension does not collect, transmit, or sell any personal data.
• All user settings are stored locally in your browser via chrome.storage.local.
• The only external service contacted is ExtensionPay (for the optional Pro subscription), and only when you explicitly initiate a subscription action.
• The Extension reads page content only on the specific tab you select for auto-refresh, only to find the button text you asked it to watch for, and nothing is transmitted off your device.

Data the Extension handles

Stored locally on your device (via chrome.storage.local)

• Your interval settings (min/max seconds/minutes)
• The button text you enter for the "watch for button" feature
• Toggle states for click, stop-on-found, sound, and other options
• Runtime state: whether the schedule is running, the target tab ID, next fire time, click counter
• Cached subscription state (whether the current install is Pro and the last verification timestamp)

None of this data leaves your device. It is not sent to us or any server.

Data read from web pages

When you enter a button text and start the Extension, the Extension injects a small script into the tab you selected to look for a visible element whose text or aria-label contains that string. The result of that scan (whether a match was found) is used only to trigger the click and/or stop behaviour you enabled.

• No page content is stored.
• No page content is transmitted off your device.