Privacy Policy for Fediverse Actions Anyware

Fediverse Actions Anyware does not collect any data for its developer. It has no analytics, no tracking and no server of its own. The only server it communicates with is the Mastodon instance you register as your home instance.

What is sent to your home instance, and when
- When you add an account: the extension registers itself as an app on your instance and receives an access token through the standard OAuth sign-in. You enter your password on your instance's own page; the extension never sees it.
- When you press one of the extension's buttons on a post: the URL of that post and your access token are sent to your home instance, so that it can look the post up and perform the action you chose (favourite, boost, bookmark, their undo, or finding the post to reply to). To respond faster, the lookup starts as soon as the button is pressed down, so the URL is sent even if you then move the pointer away without completing the click.
- Nothing is sent for posts on which you do not press a button. The content of posts and of the pages you visit is never sent.

What is stored on your computer
The accounts you register and their access tokens are kept in the extension's local storage in Firefox. Signing out of an account deletes its access token. Removing an account deletes everything stored for it. Uninstalling the extension deletes all of it.

Your home instance
Your home instance handles the requests above under its own privacy policy, as it does when you use its website.

Contact
Questions about this policy can be asked on the issue tracker:
https://github.com/kotet/fediverse-actions-anyware/issues