Privacy policy

Your listening stays with you.

Groovyday processes YouTube information locally inside your Chrome browser. We do not operate an account system, analytics service, or tracking server.

Effective August 2, 2026

01

Local processing

YouTube page information is handled inside your browser.

02

No tracking

No Groovyday analytics, advertising identifiers, or accounts.

03

No sale or sharing

Your information is not sold or transferred to third parties.

What Groovyday handles

Groovyday provides a side-panel listening player for YouTube. To provide its visible features, the extension processes information from YouTube tabs open in your browser, including:

  • The current YouTube tab URL and video identifier
  • Video title, channel, thumbnail, playback state, elapsed time, and duration
  • Timestamps and chapter titles from the video description
  • Recommendations and comment previews already loaded by YouTube
  • Caption state and caption text when the user enables Groovyday captions

This information is processed locally. Groovyday does not send it to the developer or to a developer-operated server.

One preference, on your device

Groovyday stores your Video or Audio only preference in local extension storage. It remains on your device until you change it, clear extension data, or uninstall Groovyday.

A local mirror, not a rebroadcast

The live preview mirrors a muted video track from your existing YouTube tab between local extension contexts. Groovyday does not upload or separately rebroadcast the video.

No Groovyday backend

Groovyday has no developer-operated backend, account system, analytics service, or tracking service. The player may load YouTube thumbnail images from YouTube image servers.

Your information is not a product

Groovyday does not sell, rent, share, or transfer user data. No person working on Groovyday can access the YouTube information processed locally by the extension.

Nothing to request from us

Groovyday does not retain YouTube page content after it is no longer needed in the active side panel. Remove the locally stored media preference by clearing extension data or uninstalling Groovyday.

Use is limited to the feature you requested

Groovyday uses information only to provide and improve its disclosed side-panel listening features. The use of information received from Google APIs will adhere to the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.

If the product changes, this page changes first

If Groovyday's data practices change, this policy and the Chrome Web Store privacy disclosures will be updated before those practices are introduced.

Questions are welcome.

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