DoomBreak Privacy Policy

Last updated: October 9, 2026

DoomBreak is a Chrome extension that makes a page progressively harder to use the longer you scroll or watch, and then locks it for a while. This page explains what the extension does with data.

The short version

DoomBreak does not collect, sell or share your data. It has no analytics, no ads, no tracking and no account. Everything it needs is kept in your own browser.

What is stored, and where

All of the following stays in your browser's extension storage:

• Your settings: theme, limits, language, chosen sites, schedules and custom quotes.
• Usage counters: how far you scrolled or how long you watched on each supported site per day, which sites are currently locked, and your streak. This is what the History screen shows.
• Your Pro license key, if you entered one.

Settings use Chrome's sync storage, so if you are signed in to Chrome with sync turned on, Google syncs them between your own devices. The developer never receives any of it.

What the extension reads on pages

On the sites where it is active, DoomBreak measures how much you scroll and whether a video is playing, and it changes how the page looks. It does not read, record or send the content of the pages you visit, what you type, or your browsing history.

The only network request

If you activate DoomBreak Pro, the extension sends your license key to Gumroad (api.gumroad.com) to check that it is valid. Nothing else is sent. Purchases are handled by Gumroad under its own privacy policy.

Permissions

• storage: saves the settings and counters described above.
• scripting and site access: let the extension run on the supported sites, and on any extra site you add yourself in the Pro settings. Chrome asks for your approval for each extra site.

Deleting your data

Removing the extension deletes everything it stored on that browser.

Changes

If this policy changes, the new version will be published on this page with a new date.

Contact

Questions: authormarcusmarlowe@gmail.com