Privacy Policy for Band+
Last Updated: November 4, 2025
Overview
Band+ is a browser extension that enhances your Bandcamp listening experience with an overlay player, pop-up player and keyboard shortcuts. We are committed to protecting your privacy and being transparent about our data practices.
🔒 Privacy-First Design
Data Collection and Storage
What Data We Store
Band+ stores minimal data locally on your device:
- Volume level (0-1 decimal value)
- Overlay position (screen coordinates for draggable player)
- Overlay visibility state (shown/hidden)
How Data is Stored
- All data is stored locally on your device using Chrome's storage API
- No data is transmitted to external servers
- No personal information is collected (no names, emails, or browsing data)
- Data is not shared with any third parties
What We Don't Collect
- ❌ No listening history
- ❌ No track information
- ❌ No browsing habits
- ❌ No analytics or telemetry
- ❌ No user identification
- ❌ No IP addresses
Permissions
Data Retention
- Settings persist until you clear them or uninstall the extension
- Uninstalling the extension removes all stored data immediately
- No data backup or cloud storage
Third-Party Services
Band+ only interacts with Bandcamp.com, which has its own privacy policy. We recommend reviewing Bandcamp's privacy policy at bandcamp.com/privacy.
Band+ does not use any third-party analytics, tracking, or advertising services.
Children's Privacy
Band+ does not knowingly collect any information from children. The extension does not collect personal information from any users.
Changes to This Policy
We may update this privacy policy from time to time. Changes will be reflected in the "Last Updated" date at the top of this page. Continued use of Band+ after changes constitutes acceptance of the updated policy.
Summary
Band+ respects your privacy:
- ✅ All data stored locally on your device
- ✅ No external servers or third-party sharing
- ✅ No tracking or analytics
- ✅ No personal information collected
- ✅ Open source and transparent
- ✅ Full user control over data