One purpose, on your terms.
Sussex Colors applies a fixed letter-color palette to ordinary webpage text. You can choose one page, remember a website for automatic coloring, or pause coloring everywhere. This policy covers the Sussex Colors browser extension, version 1.1.2, published by Jeremy Bush and Spencer Sullivan.
It does not cover separate book-conversion tools or other applications.
What happens locally
When coloring is enabled, the extension reads supported webpage text within the page to find the letters in its fixed palette. The text is used only to apply letter-color highlights. Text may include personal or sensitive information already present on a page you choose; it remains local and is not extracted into a separate data set.
The extension reads the current tab’s address to identify the website, check that a control still applies to the correct page, and apply your remembered choices. It does not use the browser’s history API or keep a log of visited pages.
No page text, addresses or extension settings are transmitted to the publishers or third parties. The extension has no analytics, advertising, tracking endpoint, remote text-processing service or account registration. All extension scripts and styles are bundled with it.
What is saved, and for how long
The extension uses the browser’s local extension storage, not browser sync storage.
- Remembered websites & pause setting
- The saved website origin includes its protocol, hostname and any port. These preferences remain until you change them or remove the extension. Page text and a visited-page history are not saved.
- A one-page on/off choice
- This choice lives in the current document. Reloading or opening a new document clears it.
- Website-permission requests
- Local control records allow a website choice to finish if the popup closes. A record can include an origin, tab ID, timestamp, request status and a short error or related control value. It never contains page text. Records are valid for five minutes and are pruned during routine extension activity; deletion is not guaranteed at exactly five minutes.
Website access is your choice
A page-only action uses temporary access after you open the extension. Automatic coloring requires you to choose Always color this website and approve the browser’s website-access request. The extension does not receive access to every website at installation.
The browser grant applies to the selected protocol and hostname. Browser permission patterns can cover other ports on that same host; the extension still checks the exact saved origin, including its port, before automatically coloring a document.
Clearing a remembered website releases its browser permission when no other remembered origin or pending request still needs that grant.
Your controls & deletion
- Choose Turn off on this page to remove colors from the current document.
- Clear Always color this website to remove its automatic-coloring preference.
- Choose Pause everywhere to stop coloring while keeping remembered choices.
- Use your browser’s extension settings to revoke website access or remove the extension.
Removing the extension clears its local extension storage. Clearing ordinary browsing history alone does not necessarily clear extension preferences.
Limited Use
Sussex Colors uses information obtained through browser APIs only to provide its letter-coloring controls. Its use of that information complies with the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.
The extension does not sell or transfer user data, use it for advertising or unrelated purposes, use it for credit or lending decisions, or give the publishers access to the text you read.
Read the Chrome Web Store Limited Use policy ↗This website & contacting us
This information website uses static pages, with no analytics scripts, advertising, contact form or embedded third-party content. Its hosting service may process ordinary technical request information to deliver and secure the pages. Visiting this website does not give us the content of pages you color with the extension.
If you email support, we receive the email address and message you choose to send so we can respond. Please avoid including sensitive webpage content. You can contact us about privacy, support correspondence or deletion requests at janitorsanonymous@gmail.com.
Publishers: Jeremy Bush and Spencer Sullivan.