A record of downloads you have made from websites.

Cookies or web storage data deposited on your system by websites you visit.

Thumbnail-sized screenshots of most pages you visit.

A searchable index of most pages you visit (except for secure pages with 'https' web addresses, such as some bank pages).

Basic browsing history information, for example the URLs of pages that you visit, a cache file of text and images from those pages, and a list of some IP addresses linked from pages that you visit.

We may share with third parties certain aggregated, non-personal information we derive from our analysis, such as how frequently certain types of crashes occur.Ĭhedot stores some information locally on your system. Crash reports, however, can contain system information at the time of a malfunction, and errors leading up to a malfunction.

Learn more about disabling suggestions on navigation errors.Ĭhedot tries to avoid sending information that identifies you personally. to let them know that the site may be down. We may also use this information in an aggregated way to help other web users - e.g. If you navigate to a URL that does not exist, Chedot may send the URL to Google so we can help you find the URL you were looking for.

When you use any browser, including Chedot, to contact Chedot's servers, by default Chedot receives standard log information including your system’s IP address and one or more cookies. You do not need to provide any personally identifying information in order to use Chedot. This Chedot Privacy Notice describes the privacy practices that are specific to the Chrome family of products.

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