Gomzi for Chrome: privacy policy

Last updated: 1 November 2026

Gomzi for Chrome is a browser extension that lets your own Gomzi assistant open, read, click and type in your Chrome. This page explains what the extension handles, where that information goes, and what it never does.

Who receives your data

The extension talks to exactly one server: the Gomzi server you connect it to by pasting a connection code (for example https://jarvis.zuvli.in). It sends nothing to the extension's developer, to analytics services, to advertisers or to anyone else.

What the extension handles

• Page content. When Gomzi asks to read a page, the extension sends that page's address, its title, up to 8,000 characters of visible text, and a numbered list of links, buttons and form fields with their labels. It sends what you've typed in ordinary fields so Gomzi can check its own typing. It never sends password field values.
• Tabs. When Gomzi asks which tabs are open, the extension sends their titles and addresses.
• Media. It sends whether a video or audio player is playing, its position, and its length, so Gomzi can play, pause or skip ads.
• Connection details. It stores the server address, a connection token, your Gomzi username and the device label in Chrome's local extension storage on your computer.

The extension only reads or acts on a page when your Gomzi server sends a command. Gomzi asks for your approval before browser actions, and clicking and typing always need your approval. The extension doesn't record your browsing history or watch pages in the background.

How the data is used

Page content and tab information are used only to carry out what you asked Gomzi to do, such as finding information on a page or filling in a form. The Gomzi server you connect to may keep these in its conversation and audit history, under that server's own settings.

What we never do

• We don't sell or transfer your data to third parties.
• We don't use or transfer your data for purposes unrelated to the extension's single purpose.
• We don't use or transfer your data to determine creditworthiness or for lending.
• We don't run remote code; every script the extension runs ships inside the extension.

Security

All traffic uses the address in your connection code, which should be HTTPS. The server stores only a hash of the connection token. You can disconnect from the extension's popup, or remove the connection in Gomzi under Settings → Chrome extension. Either way, the token stops working.

Removing your data

Choosing Disconnect or uninstalling the extension deletes the connection details stored in Chrome. To delete conversation history kept by your Gomzi server, use that server's settings or contact the person who runs it.

Contact

Questions about this policy: support@parshvaweb.com