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CT.gov & EU CTIS bridge: open trials in Obi, preview disclosures, EU document-version hints. PRIVACY — PLEASE READ Chrome will ask a permission labeled “Read your browsing history” when you install or update this extension. We do NOT read, store, or sell your Chrome browsing history. That wording is Chrome’s generic label for the “tabs” permission, which we use only as follows: • On ClinicalTrials.gov and EUClinicalTrials.eu — read the trial identifier from the page URL (NCT or EU CT number) so the toolbar popup, on-page chip, and badge can show Obi disclosures and document-version hints for that study only. • On obi9tech.com — copy your existing Portal login token from browser storage on Obi tabs you already have open. The token is saved in Chrome extension storage on your device and is also sent to Obi9’s servers (see below) so the extension can call Obi APIs on your behalf. It is never sent to anyone other than Obi9. We only run on these sites: clinicaltrials.gov, euclinicaltrials.eu, and *.obi9tech.com. We do NOT access OTHER websites or your browsing history. WE DO NOT USE THIRD-PARTY ANALYTICS, ADVERTISING, OR TRACKING IN THE EXTENSION. WE DO NOT LOAD REMOTE CODE. SENT TO OBI9 (Same backend as the beta.obi9tech.com portal) • Your login token (JWT), when you use the extension while signed in • Trial identifiers from the page you are on (NCT number or EU CT number) • Related IDs needed to load disclosures, document history, and trend previews for that trial • Normal request info our servers log for any API call (e.g. time, IP address — see privacy policy) NOT SENT TO OBI9 • Your Chrome browsing history or a list of sites you visit • Content from ClinicalTrials.gov or EUClinicalTrials.eu pages (we only use the trial ID from the URL) • EU registry page text (any “shell page” check runs only in your browser; that text is not uploaded) • Data to advertisers, analytics companies, or other third parties Privacy policy: https://beta.obi9tech.com/privacy-policy Questions: info@obi9tech.com
Jul 13, 2026
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