At ProxyPilot, we prioritize your privacy. This Privacy Policy explains how the ProxyPilot browser extension (the "Extension") handles proxy configurations and the limited anti-abuse data used only when you request the optional free trial.
1. Information Stored Locally
Proxy servers, usernames, passwords, configurations, schedule-switching rules, and fallback profiles that you enter are saved locally on your computer inside the Extension sandbox using Chrome's extension storage API. We do not store or transmit credentials for proxy servers that you add yourself.
2. Zero Traffic Logging
ProxyPilot does not inspect, collect, or store websites you visit or data you transmit. The extension configures your browser's proxy settings using native Chromium APIs. Requests are routed directly from your browser to your designated proxy hosts, bypassing our infrastructure entirely.
3. Free Community Proxy Node
If you choose to use the built-in free test proxy, your connection is routed through our shared community node. This node does not keep traffic logs. However, since it is a shared testing node, we recommend avoiding the transmission of highly sensitive credentials over it.
4. Free-Trial Abuse Prevention
When you request the optional three-day free trial, our Cloudflare-hosted endpoint receives the IP address and browser user-agent that accompany the request, plus a random installation identifier generated by the Extension. We transform network and browser attributes with a secret-salted one-way hash and store only the resulting identifier and trial timestamps in Cloudflare KV for up to 365 days. This information is used solely to enforce one trial and rate-limit abuse. It is not used for advertising, analytics, or tracking the websites you visit.
5. Third-Party Proxy Services
When you add custom proxy servers to the Extension, your internet traffic is routed through those specific third-party providers. The privacy guidelines and data collection policies of those providers govern the transit of your web data. We recommend reviewing the policies of your proxy network providers.
6. Extension Permissions
To enable dynamic proxy routing rules, schedule checks, and status checks, the Extension requests browser permission options for "proxy", "storage", and "alarms". These permissions are only used to manage connection routes and save your target rules on your machine.
7. Contact Details
If you have any questions or require support regarding our privacy design, contact us via email at browsx.support@gmail.com.