About this policy
This policy covers the “DartMeter Bridge for autodarts” browser extension, an open-source extension that forwards camera-detected dart throws from a logged-in play.autodarts.io session into DartMeter. It is separate from the DartMeter web app and is the only component that reads anything from your autodarts session. Its source code is public at github.com/K4M1s/dartmeter-autodarts-bridge.
What the extension reads
The extension reads only the throw data flowing over the WebSocket that play.autodarts.io has already opened after you signed in: the detected segment (name, number, bed, multiplier) and normalized board coordinates, plus board lifecycle events such as takeout and reset. This data is relayed, in your browser, to the open DartMeter tab so it can be scored.
What it does not do
It does not ask for, read, store, or transmit your autodarts password, cookies, or authentication tokens. It makes no network requests of its own and sends nothing to any external server — it only relays messages between two tabs already open in your browser. No throw data, browsing history, or personal information is collected, sold, or shared with third parties.
Local storage
The extension uses the browser's extension storage solely for a local debug flag (off by default) and a short-lived handshake cache used to connect the two tabs. This stays inside your browser and is never transmitted.
Permissions
- Access to play.autodarts.io — to read throw data from the WebSocket the site already opened.
- Access to dartmeter.com — to deliver the parsed throws to your DartMeter tab.
- Storage — for the local debug flag and the in-browser handshake cache.
Affiliation
Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with Autodarts. The Autodarts name is used only to describe compatibility with the integration.
Contact
Questions about this extension policy: [email protected].