G SERP Counter

Privacy Policy

Gilmedia SERP Counter · last updated 13 August 2026

This extension collects nothing, sends nothing, and has no server to send anything to.

What the extension does

Gilmedia SERP Counter reads the Google search results page you are already looking at, in order to number each result by its true rank and highlight any domain on a list you have entered yourself. All of that happens inside your browser, on the page as it is already displayed.

Data we collect

None. To be specific about the categories Google asks developers to declare:

Category Collected
Personally identifiable informationNo
Health informationNo
Financial and payment informationNo
Authentication informationNo
Personal communicationsNo
LocationNo
Web historyNo
User activityNo
Website contentRead in the page, never transmitted or stored

What is stored, and where

Network activity

The extension makes no network requests of any kind. There is no backend service, no analytics, no telemetry, no error reporting and no update ping beyond Chrome's own extension update mechanism.

Permissions and why they exist

Permission Why
storage To remember your list of domains and your display preferences between sessions.
Access to Google search pages To read the results already on screen so they can be numbered and highlighted. The extension runs only on Google search and Google Maps pages, and on no other website.

Third parties

No data is sold, shared, or transferred to anyone, for any purpose. There are no third-party libraries, trackers, or advertising systems in the extension.

Children

The extension is a professional search tool and is not directed at children. Since it collects no data at all, it collects none from children either.

Changes to this policy

If the extension ever starts handling data differently, this page will be updated before that version ships, and the date at the top will change.

Contact

Questions about this policy can go through the support page, which has the contact form and phone numbers for Gilmedia, or be raised as an issue on the GitHub repository. The full source code is public and can be read line by line.