Privacy Policy

Pin & Click · last updated 22 August 2026

Pin & Click collects nothing, sends nothing, and has no servers.

There is no analytics, no tracking, no account, and no network request of any kind. The extension has no code that talks to a remote server — yours or anyone else's. You can verify that yourself: the entire source is public.

What it stores, and where

To remember the button you picked, the extension saves a small record in your browser's own extension storage (chrome.storage.local), keyed to the page you set it up on:

Stored	Why
A CSS selector, tag name and visible text of each button you picked	To find that button again after the page re-renders or reloads
The last on-screen position of each button	A fallback for finding it when the selector and text both fail
Your settings: speed, pause size, jitter, stop condition	So you don't have to set them again

This data never leaves your device. It is not transmitted, shared, or sold. It sits in your browser profile until you remove the target, clear it, or uninstall the extension — uninstalling deletes it along with the extension.

What it does not do

No browsing history, page content, form data, or keystrokes are read or recorded.
No personal or financial information is accessed.
No data is sent anywhere — there is no server, endpoint, or third party involved.
Nothing is used for advertising, profiling, or creditworthiness.

Why it asks to run on any site

You can pin a button on any page, so the extension has to be able to run on the page you're on. That's the whole reason for the broad site access — it reads the page only to locate the element you chose, and only in the tab where you set one up.

Contact

Questions or a problem? Open an issue at github.com/shubambhasin/pin-and-click.