Privacy Policy – GitHub+

Last updated: April 2, 2026

The GitHub+ extension is designed to enhance your GitHub experience while strictly respecting your privacy.



1. Data Collection

GitHub+ does not collect any personal data.

• We do not track your browsing history.
• We do not collect your GitHub credentials, email addresses, or any other identifying information.
• No data is stored on external servers or transmitted to third parties.
• The extension operates entirely client-side.

2. How It Works

The extension modifies the GitHub user interface locally in your browser.

• Content scripts: The scripts (badges.js, pagination.js, vscode.js) run exclusively on pages under the https://github.com/* domain.
• Enhancements: These scripts add visibility badges, a numbered pagination system, and a VS Code shortcut button.

3. Requested Permissions

In accordance with the extension's configuration file:

• host_permissions (https://github.com/*): This permission is required to allow the extension to apply visual modifications directly on the GitHub website.

4. Third-Party Services

GitHub+ does not communicate with any third-party services. While it interacts with the GitHub Inc. interface, the extension is developed independently.

5. Security & Open Source

GitHub+'s code is 100% open source and available for public inspection in the project repository. This transparency ensures that no malicious or tracking code is present.

6. Changes to This Policy

Any changes to this privacy policy will be published in the README.md file of the official repository.

7. Contact

For any questions or suggestions, feel free to open an Issue on the project's official GitHub repository.



This extension is distributed under the MIT License.