Privacy policy for GreasyFork Premium
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Privacy policy for GreasyFork Premium
Privacy Policy for GreasyFork Premium Firefox Extension
Effective date: September 16, 2026
GreasyFork Premium is a browser extension that enhances the user interface and workflows of Greasy Fork and Sleazy Fork. This policy applies to the Firefox extension prepared for distribution on Mozilla Add-ons (addons.mozilla.org). It explains what data the extension processes, why it is processed, where it is stored, and when it is transmitted.
Data processed by the extension
The extension may process the following information to provide its features:
- Interface preferences, including theme, density, and collapsed navigation groups
- Greasy Fork or Sleazy Fork user and script identifiers visible on supported pages
- Favorite script identifiers and favorite-set information
- Personal script notes entered by the user
- Script metadata and icon URLs displayed by supported pages or declared by scripts
- Page content required to enhance navigation, script cards, previews, editor tools, and account actions
How data is used
This information is used exclusively to provide the extension's user-facing functionality. GreasyFork Premium does not use data for advertising, profiling, credit decisions, or purposes unrelated to its single purpose of enhancing Greasy Fork and Sleazy Fork.
Storage and retention
Preferences, favorite identifiers, and personal notes are stored locally in browser.storage.local. Data is separated by supported website. Existing userscript settings may be imported once from the supported website's localStorage during migration.
To display these features inside Greasy Fork and Sleazy Fork pages, locally stored values for the active supported website are made available to the extension's page-side component. This component runs in the website's JavaScript context, so scripts running on that website may also access these values. Personal notes should not be treated as a secure vault. The extension does not intentionally include personal notes in network requests.
Locally stored data remains available until the user removes it, clears the extension's storage, resets the Firefox profile, or uninstalls the extension. GreasyFork Premium does not use browser.storage.sync or Firefox Sync to synchronize extension settings. The Firefox version is configured not to run in private browsing windows.
Network communication
The extension communicates with Greasy Fork or Sleazy Fork over HTTPS when necessary to load enhanced page information or perform an action explicitly requested by the user, such as updating favorites. These requests use the user's existing session with the applicable website and are governed by that website's own terms and privacy policy.
The extension may request script icons or metadata resources referenced by scripts or supported pages for display purposes. When such a resource is loaded, its hosting provider may receive standard network information such as the user's IP address, user agent, and request headers. Those requests are governed by the resource provider's own privacy policy.
GreasyFork Premium does not transmit personal notes to the extension developer or to a developer-operated server.
Data sharing and sale
GreasyFork Premium has no analytics, telemetry, advertising SDK, or developer-operated collection service. The developer does not sell user data and does not share user data with third parties for advertising, marketing, or unrelated purposes.
Data is disclosed only as necessary to provide requested features: to Greasy Fork or Sleazy Fork for supported-site operations, and to a referenced resource host when the browser loads a script icon or metadata resource.
Firefox data transmission declarations
The Firefox manifest declares the following required data categories for the supported-site features:
- Website content (websiteContent): page and script information, and site-session information used in supported-site requests.
- Website activity (websiteActivity): supported-site actions such as adding or removing a script from account favorites.
- Browsing activity (browsingActivity): the supported-site and script-resource addresses requested to provide enhanced information.
These declarations describe functional communication with the supported websites and referenced resource hosts. They do not indicate analytics or a developer-operated collection service. The extension does not request access to the browser's global history.
Permissions
- Storage: required to retain interface preferences, favorite identifiers, collapsed navigation state, and personal notes locally.
- Access to Greasy Fork and Sleazy Fork: required to inject the interface enhancements and perform features requested on those websites.
The extension requests only the permissions and site access needed for these functions.
Security
Supported-site communication uses HTTPS. Third-party executable code is not downloaded at runtime; Highlight.js is packaged with the extension.
For information about reporting security vulnerabilities, please see the Security Policy in the project's GitHub repository.
User controls
Users can remove locally stored data by clearing GreasyFork Premium's extension storage through Firefox or by uninstalling the extension. Favorite changes already submitted to Greasy Fork or Sleazy Fork must be managed through the applicable website. Uninstalling the extension does not remove those account favorites or legacy userscript settings in the website's local storage.
Changes to this policy
Material changes to data practices will be documented in an updated version of this policy and disclosed as required by Mozilla Add-ons policies.
Contact
If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy, you can:
- Start a GitHub Discussion for general or privacy-related questions.
- Open a GitHub Issue if you believe you've found a privacy-related problem.
Do not include passwords, authentication cookies, private notes, or other sensitive information in a public issue.