What the extension stores
Superar saves only your own configuration:
- Custom keyboard shortcuts you define.
- JavaScript / CSS snippets you write and the site match patterns you assign to them.
- Toggle states for built-in enhancements (e.g. Netflix, Prime Video, Shopify).
This data is kept in chrome.storage.sync. It stays in your browser and, if you are signed into Chrome, is synced across your own devices by Google under your own account. The developer of Superar never receives it and has no access to it.
What the extension does NOT do
- No analytics, telemetry, or tracking.
- No collection of browsing history, page content, form data, or credentials.
- No transmission of any data to the developer or any third party.
- No advertising.
Permissions and why they are needed
- storage — save your settings and scripts locally.
- tabs — detect the active tab's URL to apply the right enhancements and show context-menu actions on supported sites.
- scripting — inject the CSS you author and run built-in enhancements on matching pages.
- userScripts — run the JavaScript snippets you write, on the sites you choose. Code is authored entirely by you; the extension ships no remote code and downloads nothing at runtime.
- contextMenus — add right-click developer actions on Shopify storefronts.
- host permissions (
*://*/*) — required because you may enable your own shortcuts, scripts, or styles on any website. Code runs on a site only when you have configured it to.
Network requests
The only network requests Superar makes are user-initiated convenience actions on Shopify storefronts (e.g. opening /products/<handle>.js or clearing the cart via /cart/clear.js). These go to the site you are already on, never to a third party.
Contact
Questions? Araza@l-nutra.com