Super Bookmark Groups is a Chrome extension that stores bookmark groups you create so you can open or close those tabs later. This policy describes what data is handled and where it goes.
Group names, URLs, titles, and settings you choose are stored in Chrome storage on your computer. If you turn on “Sync across Chrome,” that same data is stored in your Google Chrome sync account. Site icons are requested through Chrome’s favicon API for URLs you saved.
The extension reads tab URLs and titles in your current window when you save a group, add a tab, or use the right-click menu. It does not inject a content script into ordinary websites.
A content script runs only on SuperPage dashboard pages (URLs whose path contains /tco/superpage/). That script lets the dashboard open groups and request a sync. It does not run on other sites.
If you enable Dashboard Sync and provide a token, the extension sends your groups and that token to the SuperPage server you configured (typically a SuperPage installation you control). The developer does not receive this data unless you point sync at a SuperPage hosted by Design Theory and you choose to use it.
The extension does not create an account and does not collect your name or email for the store listing.
User data is not sold. It is not shared with third parties for advertising or analytics. Export creates a file on your computer only when you click Export.
Local groups stay in your Chrome profile. Dashboard Sync uses HTTPS to the SuperPage URL you set and a token you paste. Keep that token private.
The developer does not keep a copy of your groups unless you sync to a Design Theory SuperPage that you use. Local data remains until you delete groups, reset the extension, or uninstall it.
Questions about this policy: use the Chrome Web Store support contact for Super Bookmark Groups, or the Design Theory site at designtheory.dev.