Privacy

Expand Everything does not collect, sell, or send your browsing data anywhere.

What it does

The extension runs in your browser. When you open a page, it looks at that page for collapsed controls (“Show more”, “Read more”, replies, closed details, and similar) and expands the ones on screen. As you scroll, it does the same for what comes into view.

What it stores

• An optional per-site off switch, synced with your Chrome profile if you use Chrome Sync.
• The last expansion count, so the toolbar popup can show it.

No names, emails, page contents, or browsing history are stored by the extension’s publisher.

What it does not do

• No analytics, crash reports, or advertising IDs.
• No remote code. Nothing is fetched from our servers — there are none.
• No accounts. Nothing is sold or shared with third parties.

Why it asks for site access

Chrome requires host access so the extension can run on the pages you read. It uses that access only to find and click in-page expanders. It does not read the page for any other purpose and does not transmit page content.

Contact

Questions: open an issue on the public repository linked from the Chrome Web Store listing.