Random Favorite Picker for Songsterr does not collect, sell, or transmit any personal information. There are no analytics, trackers, or third-party services. The extension runs entirely in your browser and only interacts with Songsterr while you use it.
This policy applies to both versions of the extension: the Chrome version (Chrome Web Store) and the Firefox version (Firefox Add-ons). They share the same code and behave the same way.
Your preferences are saved with your browser's built-in extension storage and, if you use Chrome Sync or Firefox Sync, synced across your own devices. Nothing is sent to us or anyone else. These settings are:
To avoid repeats and extra requests, the extension also keeps two temporary items in the Songsterr tab's session storage: the IDs of the last few songs it played, and a copy of your favorites list that expires after one minute. Both stay in your browser, are separate for each tab, and are removed when the tab is closed.
To pick a random song, the extension reads your favorites list from Songsterr's own API (/api/favorites) using your existing Songsterr login, from within your browser. This data is used only to choose a song to open. Apart from the one-minute copy described above, it is never stored, and it is never transmitted to any third party.
The extension requests minimal permissions:
Its content script runs only on songsterr.com pages, where it adds the Random button and reads your favorites. No host permissions for other sites are requested.
None. The extension does not use analytics, advertising, or any external services. Fonts and assets are bundled with the extension.
Questions about this policy? Email adar@bahar.co.il or open an issue on GitHub.