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Cookie and Local Storage Policy

Effective Date: May 8, 2026  |  Last Updated: October 28, 2026  |  Publisher: TODIJ Technology Ltd

1. Summary

This page describes local data for TPM 3.0.79. The extension uses browser storage to remember preferences and support requested library workflows. It does not use advertising or third-party tracking cookies.

2. What is stored and for how long

TPM uses IndexedDB and chrome.storage.local for preferences, cached library metadata, search progress, source selections, saved presets and local opened-video markers. These markers record opening through TPM, not your YouTube watched history. YouTube API caches are limited to 24 hours; saved lazy-search progress has a six-hour lifetime. Preferences may remain until reset, browser data removal or uninstall.

A bounded playlist-import job stores the active channel/account context, destination and per-item results for up to 24 hours from creation to support progress and recovery. OAuth tokens are not stored in that job.

3. Downloaded link files

Export video links from Selected videos, Current page, Matching filters (all pages), or All loaded videos. Each scope shows its count and includes links from any loaded source, including YouTube API-loaded playlists, liked videos and channels. TXT and CSV contain URLs; JSON also includes video IDs. Files omit titles, descriptions, thumbnails, durations, account details and playlist structure. This is a link list, not a complete account or playlist backup.

Downloads remain under your control outside extension storage. TPM does not automatically refresh or delete them. Delete these files separately; removing the extension does not remove downloads.

4. Deleting local extension data

Open Settings & Privacy in the sidebar. Clear Cached YouTube Data asks for confirmation and removes local YouTube caches, saved search progress/import-job records, opened-video state and saved search presets, keeping UI preferences. Reset Settings restores UI preferences without revoking Google access. Revoke Google/YouTube Access opens Google Account connections, where you complete revocation. Delete downloaded files separately. Removing TPM through Chrome’s extension controls also deletes its extension-managed local data; this does not delete YouTube playlists or subscriptions or revoke account authorization.

Chrome’s available extension/site-data controls may also remove local data. Local preferences are separate from Google account authorization.

5. Revoking Google access

Revoke TPM access directly from Google Account connections. After revocation, TPM cannot access your YouTube data unless you sign in and grant permission again. Removing browser data is separate from revoking authorization.

6. Google services and website chat

Google sign-in and YouTube pages you open may use Google’s own cookies and account sessions. The website uses Google-hosted fonts, hosting/security services and an optional chat assistant. Chat messages and technical request data are separate from extension storage. See the Privacy Policy for these website data flows.