Privacy policy

All-22 Film Search, Chrome extension. Effective 2026-09-09.

The short version: the extension collects nothing and sends nothing to its author. There are no accounts, no analytics, no telemetry, no crash reporting, and no third-party services other than the two it needs to function, described below.

What is stored on your device

• The play index. A read-only SQLite database of public nflverse play-by-play data (about 60 MB) is cached in the extension's IndexedDB so it is downloaded once, not every time.
• A game-ID map. When you open a clip, the extension learns which NFL Pro game identifier corresponds to which nflverse game and keeps that mapping in chrome.storage.local so it need not ask again.
• UI preferences. Whether you have dismissed the first-run notice, in chrome.storage.local.

Removing the extension deletes all of this. None of it leaves your browser.

Network requests the extension makes

• GitHub (github.com/boorish-sports/all-22-index and GitHub's release-asset hosts). To download the play index and, on later runs, to check whether a newer index exists. GitHub sees this request the way it sees any download; the extension sends no identifying information.
• NFL Pro (pro.nfl.com). When you click a play, the extension asks NFL Pro for that clip using the same requests NFL Pro's own film room makes, under your own logged-in session. NFL therefore sees which clips you open, exactly as it would if you clicked them on the site. The extension makes no NFL request that you did not initiate by selecting a play; it does not prefetch, poll, or enumerate.

What the extension does not do

• It does not collect, transmit, or sell personal information, browsing history, or search terms.
• It does not download, copy, cache, or re-host video.
• It does not read or store your NFL Pro credentials. It uses the page's own session.
• It does not run on any site other than pro.nfl.com.
• It does not load remote code. The index it downloads is data, verified against a SHA-256 checksum before it is opened.

Permissions, in plain terms

• storage and unlimitedStorage: to keep the 60 MB index and the two small settings above on your device.
• offscreen: to run the SQLite engine in a background document, which Chrome requires for WebAssembly outside a page.
• Host access to pro.nfl.com: to add the search panel to the film room and fetch the clips you click. Host access to the GitHub hosts named above: to download the index.

Changes and contact

If this policy changes, the new text is published at this address and the date at the top is updated. Questions: open an issue at github.com/boorish-sports/all-22/issues.

All-22 Film Search is not affiliated with the National Football League, NFL Pro, nflverse, or FTN Data.