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FPS Policy · Fairfield Public Schools

What to enter in the Chrome Web Store Developer Dashboard

For the person publishing the extension. The answers below come from the same file as the privacy policy, so the listing and the policy cannot disagree — a Web Store reviewer compares them.

Addresses

Homepage URLhttps://extensions.fairfieldschools.org/fps-policy/
Privacy policy URLhttps://extensions.fairfieldschools.org/fps-policy/privacy/
Terms of use URLhttps://extensions.fairfieldschools.org/fps-policy/terms/
Supportmailto:reghelp@fairfieldschools.org

Store listing

NameFPS Policy
Short descriptionThe District’s rules for browser windows, tabs and downloads on student Chromebooks, set by the Technology Department. (118/132)
Status hereIn development

Privacy practices tab

Single purpose

Applies the school district’s rules for browser windows, tabs and downloads on managed student Chromebooks.

Permission justifications

PermissionJustification
tabsTo count open tabs and read each tab’s address, title and icon, to apply the tab rules.
webNavigationTo notice a web site loaded inside a blank tab, and a page adding history entries in bulk.
downloadsTo cancel downloads of web-page and Flash game files when that rule is on.
storageTo keep the last copy of the District’s settings, so the rules still apply offline.
alarmsTo download the District’s settings again every 30 minutes.

Remote code

No. The extension downloads its settings as JSON from the District’s server; every script is in its package.

Data usage

CategoryHow it is used
Web historyReads the address and title of open tabs to apply the tab rules on the device. Never recorded or transmitted.

Certify all three statements: the data is not sold or transferred to third parties outside the approved use cases; not used or transferred for purposes unrelated to the single purpose; not used or transferred to determine creditworthiness or for lending.

Versions

Latest 0.1.0, minimum 0.1.0, Nudge: ask the Web Store for the update. Raise versions.latest when a version is published and versions.minimum only once that version is live — the build refuses a minimum above the latest.