slate-extension

Slate: Privacy Policy

Effective date: August 7, 2026 Extension: Slate: Daily Task List (Chrome Web Store) Publisher: Farhad Abtahi

What data Slate handles

Slate stores the tasks you type inside the extension. That is the only data involved. Each task record contains:

• The task text you type
• The optional deadline you choose
• A timestamp of when it was created and (if you complete it) when it was completed
• A local identifier used to update or delete that task

Slate also stores two small preferences: your chosen theme (light / dark) and whether the “Completed” section is expanded.

Where the data lives

All of the above is written to chrome.storage.local. That storage lives on your computer, inside your Chrome profile. Nothing is sent to any server. There is no account. There is no sync. There is no telemetry, analytics, crash reporting, or advertising ID.

If you sign out of Chrome, uninstall the extension, or use Chrome’s “Clear browsing data” for extensions, the data is deleted from your device.

What Slate does not do

• Slate does not collect personally identifiable information.
• Slate does not collect health, financial, authentication, personal communications, location, web history, user activity, or web content data (categories from the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy).
• Slate does not use chrome.storage.sync. Data does not travel to Google servers via Chrome Sync.
• Slate does not use remote code, third-party scripts, tracking pixels, or analytics SDKs.
• Slate does not sell or transfer any data to third parties. There is no data to sell or transfer.

Permissions Slate requests

• storage: required to keep your task list on your device between browser sessions.

That is the only permission requested.

Changes to this policy

If a future version of Slate changes how data is handled, this policy will be updated before that version ships, and the change will be described in the extension’s Chrome Web Store release notes.

Contact

Questions or requests: farhadabtahi91@gmail.com