Last updated: August 2026
Summary: Miharu has no server, no account, and no tracking. Your shelf lives in your own browser's storage. The only network requests the extension makes are to the comic sites you chose to follow, to read their public chapter lists.
This data is stored with Chrome's extension storage
(chrome.storage.sync and chrome.storage.local).
If you have Chrome sync enabled, Chrome itself synchronizes it across your
signed-in devices — the same mechanism Chrome uses for your bookmarks.
Miharu has no access to your Google account and never sees your credentials.
On supported comic sites only, the extension reads the page address and the page's own chapter links to know which comic and chapter you're viewing. It does not read, collect, or transmit anything else, and it does not run on any other website.
Removing a comic from the shelf deletes its data. Uninstalling the extension removes all local data; synced data is removed by Chrome when the extension is uninstalled from your synced profile.
If this policy ever changes, the date above will be updated. Since Miharu has no server, no change can retroactively affect data — there is nothing collected to change hands.