Introduction

Request Interceptor Tiny (hereinafter referred to as "this extension" or "we") takes your privacy very seriously. This privacy policy is intended to explain how we handle your data.

In short: We do not collect, store, or transmit any of your personal data to external servers. All data processing is done locally on your device.

Data Collection and Usage

As a development assistance tool, the core functionality of this extension is to intercept and mock network requests. To achieve this functionality, it works as follows:

• Local Storage: The interception rules (Mock Rules) you create and request logs are stored in your browser's chrome.storage.local. This data is only used for the normal operation of the extension and will not be uploaded to any cloud servers.
• No Tracking: We do not use any third-party analytics tools (such as Google Analytics) and do not track your browsing history.
• No Account System: This extension does not require you to register an account or log in to use it, therefore we do not hold any of your personal identification information.

Permissions Explanation

To provide core functionality, this extension requires the following permissions, which we only use as necessary:

• Access to all website data (Host Permissions / <all_urls>):

  This is a necessary permission to implement request interception and mocking functionality. The extension needs to inject scripts (content.js and injected.js) into pages to proxy fetch and XMLHttpRequest, thereby enabling mocking of any website's APIs. We do not read your webpage content for other purposes (such as advertising or data mining).

• declarativeNetRequest / declarativeNetRequestWithHostAccess: Used to intercept or modify requests at the network level.
• storage: Used to save your Mock rule configurations on your local device.

Data Security

Since all data is stored in your local browser environment, data security mainly depends on your own device and browser security management. We recommend that you do not hardcode sensitive information (such as real production passwords or tokens) directly in Mock rules. Although this data is only local, following the principle of least privilege is good development practice.

Policy Updates

We may update this privacy policy from time to time. If there are significant changes, we will notify you through the extension's update notes. Continued use of this extension indicates your agreement to the latest privacy policy.

Contact Us

If you have any questions about this privacy policy, or any suggestions for the extension, please feel free to contact the developer through the Chrome Web Store support page.