GH Reloaded doesn’t collect, sell, or share any data. Everything it stores stays in your own browser, and the only network calls it makes are directly from your browser to api.github.com, using your own GitHub token — never to a server this project runs or controls.
Stored locally via the browser’s chrome.storage.local (never synced, never sent anywhere on its own):
api.github.com.None of this leaves your browser except the token itself, which is sent — over HTTPS, directly — only to api.github.com, only when a feature you’ve enabled needs to read issue, sub-issue, dependency, or Projects data. GitHub’s own privacy statement covers what GitHub does with that request.
To render its features, the extension reads issue titles, labels, status, sub-issue and dependency relationships, and Projects v2 field values — from the GitHub page you’re on and from the GitHub API — and displays that information back to you, in your own browser. None of it is transmitted anywhere else, logged, or retained beyond what’s listed above.
Uninstalling the extension removes everything it stored. To clear it without uninstalling, remove the GitHub token from Settings, or clear the extension’s storage from chrome://extensions.
Questions about this policy or the extension’s data handling: open an issue at github.com/cattanisimone/gh-reloaded.