GORZ browser extension: privacy

Short version

The extension sends only the coin or pool address of the page you are looking at, so it can show that coin's GORZ check. It does not collect your name, email, wallet, keys, browsing history or anything you type. There are no ads, no trackers and no analytics in the extension.

What it reads

Only on these sites: dexscreener.com, pump.fun, axiom.trade, photon-sol.tinyastro.io, gmgn.ai, neo.bullx.io, birdeye.so, solscan.io and jup.ag. On those pages it reads the page address (URL) to find a Solana coin or pool address in it. It does not read the rest of the page, your wallet, or other tabs and sites.

What it sends, and to whom

Sent to	What	Why
gorz.app	The coin address	To get the coin's GORZ grade and on-chain facts
api.dexscreener.com	The coin or pool address	To find which coin a pool trades, and its live market cap, liquidity and trades

The address you type into the extension's own search box is sent the same way. Like any website, both services see your IP address when the extension asks them for data. gorz.app keeps a one-way scrambled (hashed) version of it and a daily count of checks, only to apply the free daily limit; it does not store the IP itself or link it to you. DexScreener's own privacy policy covers what DexScreener keeps.

What it stores on your computer

Two settings, in your browser's extension storage: whether the badge is on or off, and where you dragged the badge on each site. They never leave your computer. Removing the extension deletes them.

What it never does

• Never asks for or touches your wallet, seed phrase or private keys
• Never trades, signs or sends transactions
• Never sells or shares data; there is nothing personal to sell
• Never tracks which sites you visit

Questions

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