Fix My SERP Collector (Chrome extension) — last updated 2026
The extension has no servers of its own. It talks to exactly two places: Google, and the Fix My SERP workspace whose address you typed into its popup — your own installation, on your own hosting. We, the authors, never receive your data, because there is nowhere for it to go.
| Data | Why | Where it goes |
|---|---|---|
| The Google results page you are looking at (titles, links, snippets, People Also Ask, AI Overview text) | So your workspace can analyse the real top 10 for a keyword instead of guessing | Only to your own workspace URL, when you press the capture button |
| Google autocomplete suggestions for keywords you research | Keyword research | Your own workspace |
| The HTML of pages you explicitly ask it to read (competitor articles, your own pages, the niche searches you configured) | Content and structure analysis | Your own workspace |
| Your workspace URL and access token | To reach your workspace | Stored locally in the browser (chrome.storage.local) and sent only to that URL |
chrome://extensions.If you turn it on, the extension opens the searches you configured in your workspace (for example a Reddit or Quora search for your topic) in a background tab, reads the visible result titles and links, closes the tab, and sends those titles and links to your workspace so it can suggest which of your articles to update. It is off until you switch it on, it needs the “other websites” permission, and the list of searches comes from your own workspace, not from us.
The extension keeps only your workspace URL, your access token, the last project you used and the time of the last radar run, in your browser's local extension storage. Removing the extension removes all of it. Anything sent to your workspace is stored in your own database, under your control, and is covered by whatever policy you apply to your own site.
The extension is a professional SEO tool and is not directed at children.
Questions or a data request: hello@fixmyserp.com.