Privacy

Last updated 2026-05-15

resolvd* is a reading tool. It does not have user accounts. It does not attempt to identify you. The methodology page describes the detection process in full; this page focuses on what leaves your browser.

What we receive

When the extension detects a citation, it sends:

• The URL of the page you were on.
• The matched market slug, if it could be resolved.
• The cited probability in the article (a number between 0 and 1), if any.
• The matched sentence, truncated to 500 characters.

The request originates from a Chrome service worker. The server stores these fields plus a timestamp and a server-derived domain. No cookies, no client IDs, no fingerprinting.

What we don’t receive

• The full article body.
• Your reading behavior — scroll, time-on-page, panel opens.
• Any cross-site identifier.
• Anything sent to a third-party analytics service. There isn’t one.

How to opt out

• Click the resolvd* toolbar icon and toggle the switch off. Detection and logging stop immediately.
• Add a domain to the blocked-domains list in the popup to suppress detection on that site specifically.
• Or simply remove the extension at chrome://extensions.

Data retention

Detection rows are retained indefinitely so that the v0.2 outlet accountability page can analyze citation patterns over time. Because no row identifies a person, retention is a property of the article record, not of you.

Contact

Questions or concerns: hello@resolvd.tools.