Privacy

Last updated 14 October 2026

The extension is built to keep as little as possible. This page lists everything it stores or sends, and why.

On your computer

Your settings (crypt type, levels, speedups and so on) and the number of crypts you've run, saved in Chrome's storage for the extension.
Screenshots of the game tab, taken while the bot runs so it can find buttons and read the screen. They are used on the spot and never saved or uploaded.

Removing the extension removes all of this.

The free trial

To stop the free hour from being reset by reinstalling, the extension reads the ID of the Google account you're signed in to Chrome with. It turns that ID into a scrambled code (a SHA-256 hash) on your computer and sends only the code to the trial server. The server scrambles it once more and stores it together with how much trial time has been used and when.

Your name, email address and the real account ID are never sent or stored. The code can't be turned back into your account.

Payments

Subscriptions are handled by ExtensionPay, with payments by Stripe. When you subscribe or log in, you give your email and payment details to them, not to the extension or its developer. Their own privacy policies apply.

What is never collected

Your Total Battle login or password.
Your chats, mail, player name or anything else from the game.
Anything from other tabs or websites.
Usage statistics, tracking or ads.

Nothing is sold or shared with anyone.

This website

Visits are counted with Cloudflare Web Analytics, which uses no cookies and stores nothing about you. The fonts load from Google Fonts. The video further down the front page loads from YouTube only when you press play.

Questions

Ask through the support tab on the Chrome Web Store page.