Net Tinker Privacy Policy

Last updated: 7 August 2026

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Net Tinker is a Chrome extension for developers. It intercepts and modifies network requests (mock responses, redirects, headers, delays, and so on) directly in the browser, for development and testing purposes.

Summary

Net Tinker does not collect, transmit or sell any data to external servers. Everything the extension stores stays in your own browser.

What is stored, and where

The DevTools panel

Net Tinker adds a panel to Chrome DevTools that lists the network requests of the page you are inspecting. Those captures exist only in memory while DevTools is open and are never written to storage. A response body is only ever read when you explicitly press "Mock", and even then it is saved solely as part of the rule you chose to create.

What we do not do

Why it asks for access to all sites

Net Tinker needs broad host permission (<all_urls>) because its purpose is to intercept network requests on whichever page you decide to create a rule for — there is no way to know in advance which domain that will be. That access is used exclusively to run, in your own browser, the logic of the rules you configure. It is not used to read, collect or send your browsing activity anywhere.

Changes to this policy

If this policy changes, the date above will be updated along with the corresponding content, in the same location.

Contact

For any question about this extension's privacy, please use the support channel listed on the Net Tinker page in the Chrome Web Store.