Please check Tampermonkey's privacy policy. If not wanted, then this feature can simply be disabled at the settings page. All data is aggregated, it's not possible to track individuals. Tampermonkey sends some general anonymous statistics, which are very important to me, because it allows me to see internal errors even before someone reports them or some symptoms and to get some basic knowledge about the users (browser versions, screen resolution, language. No browsing data is send to me or anywhere else. GDPR is one of the most strict privacy protection laws.Īs explained Tampermonkey uses this permission to determine if a script needs to be executed and to inject scripts into the pages. Furthermore I'm located in Germany where GDPR applies (not sure if you heard of it). That's why it's unlikely that I'll add something immoral. I created Tampermonkey first of all for me. Please also see this stackoverflow entry and the Chrome documentation page for more information. Unfortunately Chrome labels the tabs permission with "Read your browsing history" while "Access your browsing activity" would be a better wording. So it can not access your browsing history after being enabled again. Tampermonkey does not require this the history permission.
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