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One-click export and archive of your personal match history from supported analytics platforms to a backup server you control. Match History Exporter is a personal data backup tool. It runs only when you visit your own account history page on a supported analytics platform, captures the records the page displays to you, and uploads them to a backup server URL that you configure. What it does - Activates only on personal account pages where your match history is already shown to you. - Reads the records the page loads — the same data you can already see in your browser. - Sends those records to the backup destination you configure in the popup. - Stops as soon as you leave the page. Why use it - Personal data ownership. Your records belong to you; this tool helps you keep a portable copy. - Long-term archive. Browser session history is volatile. A server-side archive isn't. - Open destination. You configure the destination URL. You can point it at your own server, a self-hosted backup, or any compatible service. What it does not do - It does not place orders, submit forms, or take any action on the source site. - It does not modify any data on the source site. - It does not transmit data to any third party other than the destination URL you configure. - It does not access pages other than the specific personal-history paths the manifest declares. Permissions explained - storage — saves your configured destination URL between sessions. - host_permissions for the supported analytics sites — required to read the page response you already see. Privacy Your records are uploaded only to the destination URL you set. The extension contains no analytics, no third-party SDKs, no telemetry. Privacy policy: https://www.dfsquant.com/privacy-extension
Jun 7, 2026
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