Privacy
Policy

Tools Autobot Count is a Google Chrome extension intended for people with legitimate access to compatible host administration pages. It provides an integrated panel for reviewing transaction history, deposits, withdrawals, pending withdrawals, turnover, multipliers, and supported game-bonus checks.

The extension is not an independent transaction processing service or gaming platform. Your use of a host service remains subject to that service provider’s terms and privacy policies.

When enabled on an approved host administration page, the extension may read and process:

• Account identifiers shown by the host, including usernames and user IDs.
• Game and transaction history, categories/providers, dates, amounts, results, and transaction statuses.
• Deposit, withdrawal, pending-withdrawal, turnover, multiplier, and bonus information relevant to its features.
• Information displayed in host tables or responses as needed to show transaction status and reconcile records.
• The enabled host domain, permission status, panel settings, and selected filters.

Important distinction: transaction data is read and processed from the host page and endpoints to be displayed or calculated in your browser. The reviewed extension version does not contain a mechanism for transmitting transaction data to a separate developer-operated server.

Information is accessed only to provide the disclosed primary functions: displaying and reconciling transactions, monitoring pending withdrawals, calculating summaries and turnover, and evaluating multiplier or bonus rules configured by the operator.

Data is not used for advertising profiles, general browsing surveillance, credit scoring, or unrelated commercial purposes.

The extension uses the following Chrome Manifest V3 permissions:

Users may revoke a host permission using the extension popup, extension options, or Chrome’s extension/site settings.

When a check runs, the panel reads host page elements and may issue HTTP(S) requests to same-origin host endpoints, such as transaction-history and pending-withdrawal endpoints. These requests may use the existing authenticated browser session, like normal requests from the administration page.

The extension does not ask users to send their host password to the developer and is not designed to copy passwords. Processing performed by the host operator/server is governed by its own practices and policies. The reviewed extension version does not add a separate analytics backend.

• chrome.storage.local: saves enabled origins/domains until you revoke permission, clear extension data, or uninstall the extension.
• Host-site localStorage: stores panel and multiplier preferences. Because the panel runs in the host page context, this storage belongs to that host origin.
• Host-site sessionStorage: stores temporary interface and filter state; its state snapshot has a logical validity period of approximately 30 minutes.
• Runtime memory: checked transaction records may remain temporarily in tab memory while the panel runs; this data is cleared when the runtime/session ends, independently of any records retained by the host itself.

Uninstalling the extension does not necessarily delete a host domain’s localStorage. To remove these preferences, clear that host’s site data in Chrome. Doing so may also clear the host login session and unrelated site preferences.

Tools Autobot Count does not sell or share transaction data with advertisers, data brokers, or third-party analytics providers. No advertising or external tracking integration was identified in the reviewed extension package.

The host server still receives requests made using your session and handles its own data. Your browser provider, operating system, and the hosting provider of this policy page may process technical metadata under their respective policies. Such processing is separate from the extension’s transaction-handling functions.

Host-page access requires a domain permission granted by the user. The extension uses the existing browser session to communicate with the host. Administrators must safeguard their host accounts and devices.

Optional permissions support both http:// and https://, so HTTPS hosts are strongly recommended. HTTP connections do not provide encryption in transit. Authentication security, TLS certificates, database retention, and access controls remain the responsibility of the host service and its configuration.

• Open the extension popup to disable the panel on the current domain.
• Open Options to disable a domain and revoke previously granted host permissions.
• Manage permissions through chrome://extensions or Chrome site settings.
• Clear site data for the host domain if you want to remove preferences stored in its localStorage or sessionStorage.
• Uninstall the extension to stop its features and remove extension-managed storage as handled by Chrome.

Requests to access, correct, or delete transaction records on the host server should be directed to that host service operator.

This policy page is a static website. Its source code does not set analytics cookies, use tracking pixels, collect visitor information through forms, or run activity-monitoring JavaScript.

The hosting provider selected for publication may maintain standard access logs (such as IP addresses, access times, and user agents) under that provider’s own policies.

This commitment applies to both raw data and derived information resulting from transaction checks, calculations, and monitoring.

We may update this policy if extension features, permissions, storage, or data-handling practices change. The updated date will be displayed on this page. For material changes to data practices, notices and consent will be provided where required by applicable platform policies and laws.

For privacy questions or requests concerning the extension, use the developer’s contact address or support channel shown in the official Tools Autobot Count Chrome Web Store listing.