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NX ENHANCED DOES NOT COLLECT AND DOES NOT SEND YOUR DATA TO THIRD-PARTIES, IT ALSO DOES NOT INCLUDE ANY KIND OF TRACKING OR ANALYTICS IN THE CODE. IT ALSO DOES NOT AND WILL NOT HAVE ACCESS TO YOUR EMAIL OR PASSWORD.
NX Enhanced (this extension) gets and sends data from and to only api.nextdns.io
, which is NextDNS' official REST API server used by NextDNS' website itself (my.nextdns.io). For example, manually adding a domain to the allowlist is the exact same thing as clicking NX Enhanced's "Allow domain" button.
The only purpose to all data it gets is to show it on the page or exporting to a local file by clicking the "Export this config" button in the Settings page, in both cases never being sent, so every use is totally local.
The data that it gets is: for the Logs page, the list of named devices and the log entries (with the only purpose of showing it on the page), and the domains in the allowlist and denylist (with the only purpose of checking whether the domain to be added is included in another domain already added); and for the export feature, all settings from the Security, Privacy, Parental Controls, Allowlist, Denylist and Settings page, with the only purpose of exporting to a local file. These data are never sent and never stored, as soon as you close the NextDNS browser tab, all of these gotten data is cleared from your device's memory by the browser.
The only purpose to the data that is sent is to update the current settings in the server, which, again, is the exact same method used by the website itself, only ever happening with the user's explicit command.
The data sent is each individual setting state (enabled or disabled), the specified domain to be included in the allowlist or denylist by clicking the "Allow domain" or "Deny domain", and all the settings included in the JSON file when importing the settings.
NX Enhanced's settings for it's own features are stored in the extension's local storage provided by the browser. Each extension storage is isolated from the other, so one extension can't access another extension's settings. These settings include each individual setting state (enabled or disabled), the descriptions added for each domain in the allowlist and denylist, and the list of domains to hide from the logs. None of these settings are sent. All of these settings can be exported to a local file if desired.
NX Enhanced's source code is open, so at any moment you can view the code to know what it does and how, either by unpacking the downloaded extension package or by viewing it at it's GitHub repository on github.com/hjk789/NXEnhanced.