Privacy Policy

Last updated: 2026-09-01

AI Context Sync stores reusable text snippets in your browser and inserts them into the chat input of supported AI assistant websites when you press a keyboard shortcut. This policy describes, completely, what the extension does with your data.

What is stored

• The snippets you create: name, tags, and body text
• Project profiles: a name and a set of variable values
• Your settings: which profile is currently active
• A local diagnostics log of the last 200 picker events (which site adapter ran, whether insertion was verified, timing), kept only so you can copy it into a bug report

Where it's stored

Everything above is stored using the browser's built-in chrome.storage API, never anywhere else:

• Snippets and profiles use chrome.storage.sync by default, which Google replicates across your signed-in Chrome browsers under your Google Account and Google's own privacy terms. If a save would exceed the sync quota, that item is stored locally instead (chrome.storage.local) and marked as local-only in the extension's options page.
• The diagnostics log is always stored locally and never syncs.

Chrome Sync is a Google product. AI Context Sync has no involvement in that replication and no visibility into what Google does with your synced Chrome data beyond what any Chrome extension can read back from chrome.storage.sync.

What is never collected or transmitted

AI Context Sync makes zero outbound network requests. It has no server, uses no analytics, and never calls home. This isn't just a policy statement: every build of the extension is checked by an automated script that fails the build if the compiled code contains anything capable of making a network request.

The extension never reads, stores, or transmits:

• Anything you type into an AI chat besides the snippet text you chose to insert
• Your browsing history, other tabs, or other websites
• Any personally identifiable information, unless you choose to put it in a snippet or profile variable yourself, which is then stored exactly like any other snippet content, under your control

Clipboard fallback

If the extension can't confirm a snippet was inserted correctly (for example, a site changed its page layout since the extension was last updated), it copies the snippet to your clipboard instead of failing silently, and tells you to paste it. This uses the browser's standard clipboard permission and behaves the same as any "copy" button.

Exporting and deleting your data

• Export: open the extension's options page and use "Export" to download all your snippets and profiles as a single JSON file.
• Delete: delete individual snippets and profiles from the options page, or uninstall the extension to remove everything Chrome has stored for it, both locally and from Chrome Sync.

Changes to this policy

If this policy changes, the new version is published at this same URL, and the extension's Chrome Web Store listing is updated in the same release.

Contact

Email: thinkdare.dev@gmail.com