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      <title>Tidy Tabs privacy policy</title>
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Tidy Tabs is a Chrome extension that groups your open tabs and shortens their titles. This policy covers what it reads, what it sends, and what it stores.
What is sent When you run Tidy (by clicking the icon, using the shortcut, or through the optional daily auto-tidy), Tidy Tabs sends the following for each ungrouped, unpinned tab in the window:
the tab&amp;rsquo;s internal ID number (only meaningful inside your browser) the tab&amp;rsquo;s hostname, for example github.</description>
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