Privacy Policy

Wolfie Font Swapper — Chrome extension · No tracking in the extension

Wolfie Font Swapper does not collect, store, transmit, or sell any personal data. There is no analytics, no tracking, and no server owned by the developer. Everything you configure stays in your browser.

Last updated: 6 June 2026

What the extension does

Permissions

Data sharing & sale

We do not sell your data. The only data that leaves your device is: (1) the standard Google Fonts requests your browser makes to Google when you preview a font; (2) — only if you allow analytics on this website — usage data sent to Google Analytics and WolfieEye; and (3) — only if you opt into Pro — your email and payment details to ExtensionPay/Stripe. The extension itself sends nothing. See Google's Privacy Policy for how Google processes Analytics data.

This website

This page (the website, not the extension) uses privacy-first analytics — WolfieEye (cookieless) and Google Analytics — but only after you allow it, and never if your browser sends a Do-Not-Track (or Global Privacy Control) signal. Until you consent, no analytics cookies are set. If you allow it, Google Analytics may set its own cookies and send usage data to Google, while WolfieEye stays cookieless. You can decline, and your choice is respected. This has no effect on the extension, which tracks nothing.

Limited Use & trademarks

This product's access to and use of information from the pages you visit adheres to the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. The extension accesses page content only to provide its font preview/swap feature and to auto-apply your saved per-domain rules; it does not collect, transmit, or sell browsing activity, and does not use data for advertising or profiling.

Commercial font names shown in the extension are trademarks of their respective owners, referenced only to link to the official seller; the extension is not affiliated with or endorsed by any foundry and bundles no commercial font files. "Buy" links may be affiliate links (the developer may earn a commission). The extension's own code is MIT; bundled third-party components keep their own licenses (ExtPay.js — AGPL-3.0; Rubik & Audiowide fonts — SIL OFL 1.1).