1. What Taskora handles

When you use the extension on a TryRating task page, Taskora reads task information needed to run the timer and show your history. This can include the task type, Request ID, Task ID when the page exposes it, estimated rating time (ERT), task start and submission times, elapsed time, and events such as entering or submitting a task. Your Dashboard can also store manual task labels, counts, notes, and settings such as display timezone, language, and appearance.

Task identifiers may be unavailable or delayed if TryRating does not expose them to the extension. Taskora displays an unavailable identifier as such rather than inventing one.

2. Where task data is stored

By default, task history and settings are saved in Chrome local storage (chrome.storage.local) in your browser profile. In the current extension, Taskora does not operate a central account database or a Taskora server that receives your task history. You are responsible for keeping your device and Chrome profile secure.

If you choose Google Drive backup, Taskora uploads a backup containing task history, activity-log events, dashboard notes and labels, and settings to the connected Google account’s private appDataFolder. This folder is reserved for the app and is not shown as an ordinary folder in Drive. The backup is stored in your Drive account and is subject to Google’s terms and privacy practices. Taskora may restore that backup when you connect the same account.

Disconnecting Google Drive in Taskora clears the extension’s cached authorization and stops future syncing; it does not by itself delete a backup already stored in Drive. To revoke Google access, visit Google Account connections, select Taskora, and remove its access. For help with an existing backup, contact us. Do not assume that revoking access deletes previously stored Drive data.

3. Optional Gmail task-availability email

If you configure this feature, connect Google, and arm the notification by using Taskora’s “Check Now” flow, the extension can send an email through the Gmail API when a new task becomes available. The email is sent from the Google account you authorized to the recipient address you configured.

The message can include task type, Request ID, Task ID if available, estimated rating time, and the time the task was detected. Taskora uses the Gmail gmail.send permission to send that message on your behalf. It does not request permission to read your Gmail messages.

4. Google permissions

When you connect Google, Taskora may request these permissions for the features above:

• drive.appdata to create, find, read, or update Taskora’s private backup in your Drive app data area.
• userinfo.email to identify the connected Google account in Taskora’s interface.
• gmail.send to send the optional task-availability email you configured.

Google processes the authorization and API requests under its own terms and privacy policy. You can decline or revoke access, but the Google-backed features will then stop working.

Taskora’s use and transfer of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. Taskora uses Google user data only to provide the Drive backup and Gmail notification features you request, does not sell it, does not use it for advertising, and does not allow humans to read it except with your consent, for security or abuse investigation, or to comply with the law.

5. Sharing and retention

Taskora does not sell task history or Google account data. In this version, task data stays in your Chrome profile unless you enable Drive backup or use the optional Gmail feature. Google receives only the data needed to carry out the Drive or email action you request. Taskora does not use this data for advertising.

Local records remain in Chrome until you delete them or remove the extension/profile data. A Drive backup may remain in your Google account after disconnecting; contact us for help understanding available deletion steps. Emails already sent remain subject to the recipient’s and sender’s mailbox retention settings.

6. Security and your choices

Keep Chrome and your computer protected. You can avoid connecting Google, leave Drive backup and Gmail notifications unused, disconnect from the Google control in Taskora, or revoke Taskora in your Google Account connections page. Deleting the extension’s local data and handling a separate Drive backup are distinct actions.

Google OAuth tokens are used by the extension to make the API calls you authorized. Taskora does not ask for your Google password; authentication occurs on Google’s sign-in and consent pages.

7. This website

This information website is a static public site. Platform-injected website analytics are disabled in its current configuration. The hosting or network infrastructure may still process basic technical request data needed to deliver and protect the website. The extension’s task data is not submitted to this website.

8. Changes and contact

This policy may be updated when Taskora’s features or data practices change. The latest version will appear on this page with its update date. If you have a privacy question or need help with Taskora data, contact Abdelrahman Emad at abdelrahmanemad.ae0@gmail.com or WhatsApp.