Privacy Policy for Autofill AI Ninja

Last updated: August 11, 2026

This Privacy Policy describes how the Autofill AI Ninja Chrome extension (“the Extension”) handles information when you install and use it. The Extension is designed for QA and development workflows that fill web forms with synthetic test data.

Data collection and usage

Autofill AI Ninja reads webpage structure (website content such as form labels, field types, placeholders, and related UI text) and may use user-provided candidate profiles or custom instructions (which can include personally identifiable information) strictly to perform local, browser-based form filling on pages you choose to fill.

The Extension does not browse the web on its own. Filling starts only from an explicit user action (side panel, context menu, or keyboard shortcut), except for short-lived same-tab resume after a multi-step navigation you already started.

Data storage

Settings, optional custom instructions, fill preferences, and API keys are stored locally on your device using Chrome extension storage (chrome.storage.local and, when applicable, chrome.storage.session). You may optionally encrypt stored API keys at rest with a passphrase.

We do not operate external servers that collect, store, analyze, or sell your profiles, form contents, or API keys.

Third-party processing

If you configure an LLM provider and use a fill mode that calls the model, field labels, limited form context, and related prompt content are sent securely over HTTPS directly from your browser to the provider you selected (for example OpenAI, Anthropic, Google AI Studio, xAI, Groq, OpenRouter, or Cerebras), solely to generate autofill values for that request.

Data sharing

We do not sell, rent, or trade user data to third parties, data brokers, or advertising networks. Form-related content leaves your device only when you enable LLM filling and only to the API endpoint you configured.

Sensitive fields

The Extension can optionally skip password and payment-related fields (excludeSensitiveFields). Even when those options are off, you remain responsible for not submitting real production credentials or payment data into test workflows.

Chrome permissions

Host and storage permissions exist so the Extension can inject into pages you fill, keep settings and keys on device, and call your chosen provider’s HTTPS API. They are not used to track browsing history for advertising or analytics.

Changes to this policy

We may update this Privacy Policy as the Extension evolves. The “Last updated” date at the top of this page will change when material revisions are published.

Contact us

For privacy questions or concerns about Autofill AI Ninja, contact: nobijoy1446@gmail.com

Related: Security and storage, Configuration, GitHub repository.