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UbiChr is an command-line like interpreter available in Chrome Web browser. It offers a set of predefined commands and provides internal editor for custom command development. Each command may be execute with arguments from:
- direct input field
- selected text on current tab
- clipboard
- current tab location
All the data above is used for the purpose of each command. In most common scenario command sends request to website that the commands relies on. For example if you want to look up "Rutger Hauer" on Wikipedia, UbiChr will create a request, send it, fetch the response and present it in a preview window. It doesn't differ much from typical web browsing.
As you can create your own commands using JavaScript UbiChr will keep them internally in your browser's local storage.
No data is being collected for logs, statistics or advertising.
In particular UbiChr is a HTML/JavaScript extension with no backend or dedicated data collection infrastructure.
UbiChr extension does not collect any of your data.
No.
No.
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It doesn't.
UbiChr doesn't collect the data. If it uses any data it is only when you execute the command.
All the transferred data is send via HTTPS protocol. However your custom commands may behave differently.
Mostly by preparing AJAX requests to command related web services.
Your custom commands are stored in your browser's local storage for as long as you have the extension installed.
If particular command relies on external webservice (ie. currency conversion) then data is send to such website/webservice. No usage statistics are being collected.
No.
No data is collected by UbiChr so there is no reason to check it.