Privacy Policy

Last updated: February 18, 2026

CodeTweak is a browser extension for creating and running userscripts. This policy explains what data CodeTweak handles and how it is used.

Summary

• CodeTweak processes script data locally in your browser.
• CodeTweak does not sell personal information.
• CodeTweak does not run a remote tracking or analytics service.

Data CodeTweak handles

CodeTweak may handle the following data:

• Userscript code and metadata (for scripts you create or import)
• Script execution settings and extension settings
• Stored values written by scripts via supported GM storage APIs
• Limited page context required to decide when scripts should run (for example, current tab URL matching)

How data is used

Data is used only to provide extension functionality, including:

• Saving and loading scripts and settings
• Matching scripts to pages and run timing
• Running script features such as notifications, clipboard support, and downloads when triggered by you or your scripts

Data sharing

• CodeTweak itself does not sell or rent user data.
• CodeTweak itself does not transmit extension telemetry for advertising or profiling.
• Network requests can occur when you explicitly import scripts (for example, from Greasy Fork) or when a userscript you installed makes requests using supported APIs. Those requests are initiated by user action or script behavior you control.

Data retention and deletion

• Data is stored in browser extension storage until you remove it.
• You can delete data by removing scripts/settings in CodeTweak, resetting extension data, or uninstalling the extension.

Permissions and purpose

• storage: save scripts and settings
• scripting, webNavigation: determine matching pages and run scripts at the selected timing
• tabs: target the active tab for editor and execution flows
• notifications: show extension or script notifications
• downloads: export scripts/files when requested
• clipboardWrite: copy text when requested
• contextMenus: enable selector/editor context actions

Third-party content and scripts

Userscripts are third-party code chosen by you. Installed scripts may process page data or make network requests according to their own logic. Review script source and metadata before enabling.

Security guidance

• Keep @match patterns specific.
• Keep external resource loading disabled unless needed.
• Review imported scripts before enabling.