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Privacy and Storage

Slime stores extension data in Chrome storage. The project does not need a backend service for rules, collections, generated counters, or saved images.

Slime can store:

  • Rules and field mappings.
  • Collections.
  • Template counters and generated value settings.
  • Stored images for file inputs.
  • Floating action button preferences.

Chrome manages the extension storage area. Slime reads from it when rendering the popup and options page, and when content scripts fill matching forms.

Exports can contain realistic test data, selectors, URL patterns, and images. Treat exported files as project data and avoid sharing them publicly unless you have reviewed the contents.