Privacy Policy

Summary

Parsy does not collect, store, transmit, or sell any user data. All processing happens entirely within your browser. No analytics, no telemetry, no cookies, no server-side components.

What data does Parsy access?

Parsy reads the text content of the current browser tab to detect and format data files. The supported formats are:

• JSON
• XML, RSS, Atom, SOAP
• Sitemap XML
• CSV and TSV
• YAML
• TOML
• INI and ENV
• JWT (JSON Web Tokens)
• Markdown

This data is only processed locally in your browser's memory. It is never copied, transmitted, or stored anywhere outside your browser.

What data does Parsy store?

Parsy stores your preferences (theme, font size, indentation, auto-expand level) using Chrome's storage.sync API. This data:

• Contains only UI preferences — no personal information
• Is synced across your Chrome devices via your Google account (standard Chrome behavior)
• Can be deleted at any time by uninstalling the extension

Permissions explained

• activeTab — Required to read the current tab's content type and text in order to detect and format data
• storage — Required to persist your UI preferences across sessions

No other permissions are requested. Parsy does not access your browsing history, bookmarks, passwords, or any other browser data.

Third-party services

Parsy uses zero third-party services. There are no analytics scripts, no ad networks, no CDN dependencies, no crash reporters, and no external API calls of any kind.

File Viewer

The built-in File Viewer allows you to drag & drop local files for formatting. These files are:

• Read using the browser's FileReader API
• Processed entirely in your browser's memory
• Never uploaded, transmitted, or cached to disk

Zero Data Tracking

Parsy is built with security in mind. You can verify that no network requests are made by inspecting the browser's Network tab while using the tool.

Contact

If you have any questions about this privacy policy, please contact us through the Chrome Web Store support page.