This notice explains how URL Swap handles information in the browser context.
Local configuration
URL Swap may store rule definitions, user preferences, or related configuration data locally in the browser so the extension can function.
Browsing context and host access
The extension may need access to the current tab or navigation context to determine whether a user-defined rule should apply. This notice does not state that BrasMedia remotely receives every visited URL. If a future version introduces remote transmission of such information, that behavior should be documented explicitly.
No unrelated tracking statement
This public notice does not authorize unrelated advertising surveillance or cross-site behavioral profiling through URL Swap. If analytics or telemetry are added in a future release, that addition should be documented clearly and should follow the relevant platform and privacy requirements.
Retention and removal
Rules and settings stored locally typically remain in the browser until the user removes them, clears extension storage, or uninstalls the extension. If a future version introduces sync or remote storage, BrasMedia expects that change to be documented explicitly.