What this means for you
If you use the browser extension to submit a page's text yourself, it now says that text is read locally and only sent when you click Analyze. Also, the permanent on-chain record now includes the web address of the terms page that was analyzed (but not any tracking parameters). These are mostly just clarifications about how things already worked.
Plain-English explanation, not legal advice.
What changed
Version 2.8 adds clarification about browser extension behavior and expands on-chain record contents to include the URL of analyzed pages.
Details
- •Added explanation that the browser extension's 'Use this page's text' feature reads content locally from the active tab and only sends it when the user clicks Analyze, with a note to use it only on Terms pages
- •Added note that analyses built from user-submitted text are labeled as such
- •Expanded description of on-chain record contents to include the stripped URL (scheme, host, and path only, excluding query strings and fragments) of the analyzed terms page
- •Updated version number from 2.7 to 2.8 and added changelog entry describing the two clarifications made in this version
Disclaimer: Change summaries are generated by AI and may not capture every detail. Severity ratings reflect our assessment of potential user impact, not legal significance. Always refer to the original Terms of Service for authoritative terms.