Last updated: August 13, 2026
This policy covers the Tabaway browser extension for Firefox and Chrome. Tabaway is free, open source software — the extension's code is publicly available for anyone to read.
Tabaway lets you send the URL of a browser tab to your own Tabaway server, so it can be saved into your personal tab/bookmark queue. That's its only function.
Stored locally on your device, using your browser's built-in extension storage:
Neither of these ever leaves your device except as described below, and neither is accessible to us, to the extension developer, or to any third party.
Transmitted, only when you take an action (clicking the toolbar icon, or using a right-click menu item):
This is sent directly from your browser to the Tabaway server address you configured in the extension's settings — nothing is sent anywhere else, and nothing is sent automatically or in the background.
The extension only ever communicates with the Tabaway server URL you provide in its settings. That server is either self-hosted by you, or operated by whoever you're using Tabaway through (for example, a friend or family member running their own instance). The developer of this extension does not operate, receive data from, or have access to any Tabaway server unless it happens to be one we personally host — the extension itself has no built-in server of its own and no analytics or tracking endpoint.
Because each Tabaway instance is independently operated, the privacy practices of the server you connect to (how long it retains your data, who can access it, etc.) are governed by whoever runs that instance, not by this policy. If you're unsure who operates your Tabaway server, ask them directly.
You can view or clear the stored server URL and API token at any time from the extension's options page. Uninstalling the extension removes this locally stored data from your browser.
Questions about this policy can be sent to tabawaychrome@goldpieces.eu.
If this policy changes, the "Last updated" date above will change accordingly.