Storage and privacy

Three keys in this browser’s local storage, and nothing anywhere else. There is no server to write to.

Three keys · all local · the theme is a fourth and belongs to the site

What is written

osl-repos-v2

The repository list and when it was fetched. Fifteen minutes.

osl-readme-v2

Readme text, per repository, kept until you clear it.

osl-ping-v1

Site check results. Forty per site, seven days.

osl-theme

Your colour theme. Namespaced to this site so the two do not fight over one key.

Nothing else is written. There is no cookie on this site and no identifier, because there is no server that could keep either.

If your browser blocks local storage, every page still works It is slower, because the repository list is refetched on each visit, and the site history column is empty. Nothing breaks and nothing is lost except the cache you were not keeping anyway.

What is not collected

No analytics of any kind on any page.
No server-side record of who visited, because there is no server-side anything to record it in.
No cookies. The only cookie anywhere on either site is the unlock cookie on a password-protected short link, and that belongs to shortn.

Who can see what

Requests for repositories go to GitHub, and requests for site checks go to the sites themselves. Those two see your address as any website does — that is the ordinary condition of using the web, and it is the only place your address goes.

Neither of those requests carries anything identifying you. There is no query parameter, no header and no cookie from this site attached to them.