You can view the code used to generate this data on github. Data that might be sent when a plugin icon is clicked, or settings modified is not shown here - only data that is collected while browsing with the plugin installed. In such cases, it is important to evaluate the specific data being sent against the plugins stated purpose.įurthermore, the tests do not include interacting with the plugin at this time. In general, fewer data transmissions are better, though some plugins depend on network traffic to be useful. All data sent to Mozilla domains are also excluded, so any test results for Mozilla plugins should be considered invalid.Įach entry includes full traffic logs. Tests attempt to exclude data sent on first install, such as one time welcome pages and pop ups. For more details about the testing methodology, see the release blog post.
This project seeks to give more information about plugin data collection to more people. Unfortunately, not all plugins are forthcoming in how data about users is collected and used. The Camelizer for Mozilla Firefox v2.9.7. An update is coming soon All information on this page applies to the latest version of the extension. By installing them, we give them access to significant amounts of information about us, both explicit and implicit. The latest version of The Camelizer is not yet available for Mozilla Firefox, but the previous version is available below.
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