If user consent is given, this add-on will collect non-personalized browsing history. This behavior does not extend to Private Browsing mode. In that case, the user’s browsing history can be accessed by a third party (ad network). If user consent is given, this add-on will show advertising on web pages. In chronological order (note, the step down from 6.19 to 5.35): …įrom around a year ago, three Wayback Machine captures of AMO pages for the extension. was removed because it offer (optional) to send every visited URL to 3rd-party server. Some historical context, from (for a clone of the extension): We don’t collect cookies, password, e-mails or any other confidential info.S3.Translator is no longer at AMO. Such statistics are needed to improve this extension – based on domain names, a map of work priorities will be drawn up in which area it is necessary to add efforts to make the extension better. If user agree, then the extension may collect non-personalized browsing history. Today, for version 6.25, with added emphasis: I’ve reviewed the add-ons and confirmed they are collecting ancillary user data against our policies. Only the domains (not full URLs) of the web-sites visited and nothing else. In that case, the user’s browsing history can be accessed by a third party.īut we don’t collect cookies, password, e-mails or any other confidential info.
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