Privacy Policy – Route Redirector

Last updated: March 24, 2026

Route Redirector is a Chrome extension with a single purpose: applying HTTP/HTTPS redirect rules you define yourself. All processing happens locally inside your browser. The extension does not collect, transmit, or share any data.

Data Storage

The only data stored by the extension is the redirect rules you create yourself — specifically: rule name, source host/port, destination scheme/host/port, and enabled state. This data is stored exclusively in Chrome's storage.local API on your device. It is never synced to external servers, never transmitted over the network, and never shared with any third party.

Permissions

• storage – stores your redirect rules locally so they persist across browser sessions and are restored on startup. No other data is written.
• declarativeNetRequest – registers your rules with Chrome's built-in network rules engine so matching requests are redirected by the browser itself. The extension does not read or intercept request content.
• host permissions (<all_urls>) – required because redirect rules can target any domain the user specifies at runtime. A fixed host list is not possible since the set of domains is determined entirely by your rules, not at install time.

Tracking, Analytics & Remote Code

The extension contains no telemetry, analytics, advertising, or tracking of any kind. It does not load or execute remote code — all logic is bundled locally within the extension package.

Contact

Questions about this policy can be submitted via the Chrome Web Store listing page for Route Redirector.