This page describes how the Markdown Editor browser extension (“the Extension”) handles information. The Extension is designed to work locally on your device. It does not send your documents or settings to servers operated by the developer.
The Extension does not require you to create an account. We do not use analytics, advertising SDKs, or crash-reporting services in the Extension code. We do not sell your personal information.
The Extension stores data only on your computer using the browser’s storage APIs, for example:
.md files
automatically in the editor when that feature is enabled).
This data remains under your control inside your browser profile. Uninstalling the Extension or clearing extension/site data in Chrome may remove it, depending on your browser settings.
storage — Save documents and settings locally.
tabs — Open or focus the editor tab and, when you enable
automatic Markdown opening, navigate the current tab to the editor with context needed to
load that file.
http(s)://*/* and file://*/*) —
Used so the Extension can fetch the contents of a Markdown file when you
open a .md URL (web or local file) and choose to load it in the editor. That
content is processed locally in the Extension; it is not uploaded to our
servers (we do not operate a backend for your files).
You can also import Markdown using the file picker; that path uses the file you select and does not depend on those host permissions for the import itself.
If you insert links or images that point to third-party websites, your browser may load those resources when you view or export content. That is standard browser behavior and is between you and those sites; the Extension author does not control those requests.
The Extension is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from children.
We may update this policy if the Extension’s behavior or permissions change. The “Last updated” date at the top will be revised when we do.
For questions about this policy or the Extension, contact:
Source / issues:
GitHub Issues