Last updated: August 25, 2026
imi-browser-ext provides tools for authorized users to synchronize a selected browser cookie from the current website to a target domain entered by the user. It also provides a localhost-only country and timezone cookie switcher for development and testing.
The official extension listing is available on the Chrome Web Store.
The extension processes the following data locally when needed for its features:
Cookie values may contain authentication information. Users must only synchronize cookies between websites, accounts, and domains they are authorized to access.
The extension stores only the target domain, cookie name, and selected feature tab in
chrome.storage.local. These preferences remain on the user’s device until the user clears the
extension’s site data or removes the extension.
Cookies written by the extension are stored by Chrome for the destination website and follow their configured expiration rules. Users can inspect or delete those cookies using Chrome’s site data controls.
The extension does not transmit cookie values, browsing history, website content, saved preferences, or other user data to the publisher, external servers, or third parties. It does not include analytics, advertising, telemetry, or third-party service integrations.
The extension does not sell, share, or use user data for advertising, profiling, creditworthiness, lending, or any purpose unrelated to its stated functionality.
The extension requests the following permissions:
cookies: Read and write cookies only for user-requested synchronization and localhost country
or timezone changes.tabs: Read the active tab URL so the extension can locate the source domain, reject unsupported
pages, and show localhost-only tools only on localhost.storage: Save the target domain, cookie name, and selected feature tab locally.The extension does not use these permissions to track browsing history or user activity.
Users choose when a synchronization or country change occurs. Saved preferences can be removed by clearing the extension’s data in Chrome or uninstalling the extension. Cookies written to a target site can be removed through Chrome’s site data settings.
If the extension’s data practices change, this policy will be updated before the related version is published. The date at the top of this page identifies the latest revision.
For privacy questions, contact vincentchris@126.com or use the support information on the
Chrome Web Store listing.