Your half of the
Contact Protocol
When a site runs OpenGander, you're seeing the consent banner right now. With this extension, you get your own copy of everything it asks to collect. Same data, both sides, no surprises.
What the extension does
Bilateral data sharing. Your browser. Your copy.
Captures your copy. When a site asks to collect data through OpenGander, this extension gets the same request — and you keep a record.
Stays in your browser. Your data lives in IndexedDB on your machine. No servers, no sync, no tracking across sites.
Export anytime. Download your data as JSON or OTLP (OpenTelemetry). It's yours to analyze, archive, or send elsewhere.
No surprises. You see exactly what each site collects from you. Same record, both sides. Full transparency.
"The Contact Protocol"
Two-way data visibility. You and the site, on equal terms.
Three steps to sideload
While we wait for the Chrome Web Store listing, you can sideload it locally.
Download
Download the extension ZIP file below. Extract it to a folder on your computer. You'll have all the source files in one place.
Enable Developer Mode
Go to chrome://extensions in your address bar. Toggle the "Developer mode" switch in the top-right corner.
Load Unpacked
Click "Load unpacked" and select the extracted folder. The extension will appear in your toolbar with a green icon. You're done.
Need help? For detailed Chrome sideloading instructions, see Chrome's official guide.
Get the extension
Install from the Chrome Web Store in one click, or download the ZIP to sideload manually.
In the meantime, you can sideload it manually
Download ZIP for manual installHave questions about the extension? [email protected]
How it works together
Site drops SDK
A website integrates OpenGander's SDK to collect and send consent banners and event data to their dashboard.
Extension listens
This extension intercepts the same data request in real-time. You get an identical copy in your browser's local storage.
You stay in control
Both copies exist. The site has theirs, you have yours. Same record, no middleman, full transparency — that's the Contact Protocol.