privacy
privacy policy
last updated July 1, 2026
suprswitch is a tool that switches your Google account in the tab you're already on. That is all it does. The extension has no servers, no accounts, no ads, and no analytics or tracking of any kind. It collects nothing and sends nothing to us — we never see your data, because it never leaves your browser. (This marketing website uses privacy-friendly, cookieless analytics — details below.)
what suprswitch keeps, and where
So it can do its job, suprswitch remembers a few things in your browser's own extension storage. Nothing here is ever transmitted to suprswitch, its developer, or anyone else:
- — Your settings: the modifier key you choose, the number you start counting accounts from, and the default account you set.
- — Account labels: so the popup can show you people instead of /u/0, /u/1, suprswitch reads the name, email, and profile photo already shown on the Google page you're viewing, and remembers which account number they belong to.
- — A technical hint per site: how each Google app encodes the account in its URL, so a switch lands in the right place.
All of this lives in chrome.storage.sync, your browser's built-in extension storage. If your browser syncs extension data (such as Chrome sync), it may sync across your own devices under your account — the same way it syncs your bookmarks. It is never sent to us.
what we never do
- — We don't collect, transmit, or store your data on any server. We don't run one.
- — No analytics, telemetry, tracking, fingerprinting, or ads in the extension — it never phones home.
- — No selling or sharing of your data, ever.
- — No remote code — everything the extension runs ships inside it.
this website
The extension and this marketing site are separate. The site (suprswitch.xyz) uses OneDollarStats, a privacy-friendly, cookieless analytics service, to count anonymous visits and a few interactions — like opening a question or clicking an install button — so we can tell what's actually helping people. It sets no cookies, doesn't follow you across other sites, and isn't used to identify you. The extension itself carries none of this — it has no analytics at all.
the permissions it asks for
suprswitch requests the minimum it needs, and only works on google.com pages:
- — storage — to remember your settings and labels, in your browser.
- — activeTab — to rewrite the address of the tab you're on when you press the shortcut, so the switch happens in place.
- — webNavigation — to send you to your chosen default account when you type or bookmark a Google address.
- — access to google.com — suprswitch runs only on Google pages and does nothing anywhere else.
you're in control
Everything stays on your device. To erase it, remove suprswitch from your browser — uninstalling clears its stored settings and labels. There is nothing for us to delete on our end, because we never had it.
changes & contact
If this policy ever changes, we'll update this page and the date above. Questions about privacy? Email h.suprswitch@emaitchess.com.