Privacy
Using this site does not require an account. We only handle what the site needs to run and to process feedback, and we do not sell personal information.
- Version
- 0.2 (template)
- Effective
- To be filled in
- Operator
- To be filled in
1. Data stored in the browser
Saved items, read history, theme, recent searches (the words you searched, up to 10), changelog read state, and feedback drafts stay in the browser you are using. List position, scroll position, and expanded state used when you come back live only in this tab's session storage, and they are cleared when the tab closes. None of this is sent to the server. Clearing browser data removes it. It does not sync to another device. Saved items, read history, and theme can be exported and imported on the Saved page.
The Agent page also stores a random id on this device. Copied install text includes it, so the same install can be counted together on the site and in the Skill. It is not an account or a key. The id stays in the browser. It appears in a User-Agent only after you install the Skill and that install writes the id into a request. Clearing browser data replaces it.
2. Feedback
What you submit on the feedback page, an optional email, the address of the page you were on, and a screenshot if you attach one, are stored on the server so the feedback can be handled. When the site is set up with an internal Feishu group, feedback is forwarded to that group; after the screenshot is uploaded to Feishu it is no longer kept on the server. To limit abuse, the server stores an identifier computed from the network address and the browser category. It cannot be reversed, and it is used to rate-limit and block abusive sources.
3. Server and network logs
This software does not count visitors by default. Your server, reverse proxy, or CDN may record access logs under its own settings (for example IP address, time, page address, and browser). Write here which services you actually use and how long those logs are kept.
4. Third-party content
What this site shows is a summary of, and a link to, someone else's original. After you open that link you are on their site, and their privacy policy applies.
5. Contact
Write how to reach you, and how someone can ask to see, correct, or delete feedback they sent.