Privacy Policy — Proxly Browser Extension

Last updated: 2026-07-07

The Proxly browser extension ("the Extension") lets you route your browser traffic through a residential proxy that you purchased in your Proxly account. This policy explains what data the Extension handles.

What the Extension stores

• Your API key — stored locally in the browser (chrome.storage.local / browser.storage.local) only on your device. It is used to authenticate requests to our service and to fetch your purchased proxies.
• Selected proxy (host, port, credentials) — stored locally to know which proxy to route traffic through when enabled.
• On/off state — whether the proxy is currently enabled.

What the Extension does NOT do

• It does not collect, log, or transmit your browsing history.
• It does not read page content.
• It does not send any of your data to third parties.
• It does not use analytics or tracking.

Network requests

The Extension communicates only with our own service (gdman.ink) to validate your API key and list/buy proxies. When the proxy is enabled, your browser traffic is routed through the proxy server you selected — the same way any proxy works. Proxy authentication (login/password) is provided by the Extension automatically for your selected proxy.

Permissions and why they are needed

• proxy — to route your browser through the selected residential proxy.
• storage — to remember your API key and selected proxy locally.
• webRequest / webRequestAuthProvider (Chrome) — to supply proxy login/password for authenticated proxies.
• <all_urls> — required so the proxy applies to all sites you visit while it is enabled.

Data control

All data lives locally in your browser. Removing the Extension or clicking "Forget API key" deletes it. You can delete your Proxly account at any time.

Contact

Questions: @goodmanNet_bot (Telegram) or via gdman.ink/proxy.