Summary: SPL Judge stores data locally in your browser only.
We do not collect, transmit, or share any personal data. Your SPL query history,
scores, and achievements stay entirely on your device.
We Do Not Sell Your Data: DataDay Technology Solutions does not sell, rent, lease, or
otherwise monetize any user data, personal information, or telemetry from this extension. We never have
and never will sell your data to third parties.
What Data We Store
SPL Judge stores the following data locally in your browser:
Query History: Your recent SPL searches with scores (up to 100 entries)
Score Metrics: Quality scores, efficiency scores, and issue breakdowns for each query
Achievements: Your unlocked achievements and progress toward new ones
User Preferences: Disabled rules and extension settings
First Run Flag: Whether you've seen the welcome message
What We Don't Do
We do NOT transmit any data to external servers
We do NOT collect analytics or usage statistics
We do NOT access your Splunk credentials or authentication tokens
We do NOT read or store the actual data in your Splunk results (only SPL queries)
We do NOT share any data with third parties
We do NOT use any third-party tracking or analytics services
Data Storage
All data is stored using Chrome's chrome.storage.local API, which:
Keeps data on your device only
Is automatically cleared when you uninstall the extension
Can be manually cleared at any time via the extension popup
Is sandboxed and inaccessible to other extensions or websites
Data Retention
Query history is limited to the most recent 100 entries
Older entries are automatically removed when new queries are analyzed
You can clear all data with one click in the extension popup
Uninstalling the extension removes all associated data
Your Rights
You have full control over your data:
View: See all stored data via the extension popup
Clear: Delete all history and achievements with one click
Configure: Enable or disable specific scoring rules
Uninstall: Removing the extension deletes all associated data
Permissions Explained
storage: To save your query history, achievements, and preferences locally
activeTab: To detect when you're on a Splunk search page and read the SPL query
host_permissions: To run on Splunk Cloud and Enterprise URLs (splunkcloud.com, splunk.com, localhost)
Security
No remote code execution
No external network requests
Content Security Policy compliant
Shadow DOM isolation for UI components
XSS protection via HTML escaping
Error boundaries prevent extension crashes
How SPL Judge Works
SPL Judge analyzes your SPL queries entirely within your browser:
Reads the SPL query from the Splunk search bar when you run a search
Applies 70+ best practice rules locally to calculate quality and efficiency scores
Stores the query and score in local storage for trend tracking
Displays results in a badge and tooltip overlay on the page
All analysis happens client-side. No data ever leaves your browser.
Contact
For questions or concerns about this privacy policy:
