Privacy policy
Last updated: April 15, 2026
What the extension does
Send To Linear lets a user select text in Google Chrome and create a Linear issue from that selection using the Chrome right-click context menu.
Data processed by the extension
The extension processes only the data needed to create the requested issue:
- Selected text the user explicitly highlights and submits.
- The current page title and page URL.
- OAuth tokens granted by the user to access Linear.
- Cached Linear team names and IDs used to populate the menu.
How data is used
Selected text, page title, and page URL are sent to Linear only when the user chooses a team from the context menu. OAuth tokens are used only to authenticate requests to Linear's API and to load available teams.
Storage
OAuth tokens and the cached team list are stored locally in the user's Chrome extension storage on that device. The extension does not run its own backend and does not transmit this data to any server other than Linear.
Data sharing
Data is shared only with Linear when the user requests issue creation, authentication, or team loading. The extension developer does not receive or store OAuth tokens, selected text, page content, or issue data through a separate service.
Retention and control
Users can disconnect and clear the locally stored OAuth tokens and cached teams from the extension settings at any time. Data created in Linear is then subject to the user's organization's Linear retention settings and policies.
Security
The extension stores data using Chrome extension local storage. Users should only install the extension from trusted sources, protect access to their device, and review the access requested during the Linear OAuth consent flow.
Contact
For questions about this policy or support requests, contact soporte@softspring.es.
Availability and support
Send To Linear is a free Chrome extension that Softspring shares on an "As Is" basis. The source code is publicly available, and we may review reported problems or issues when time allows, but we do not guarantee support, fixes, availability, or suitability for any particular purpose.