Privacy policy

DiS (Destiny Item Scorer) · last updated November 3, 2026

DiS collects nothing about you. The extension and the website have no accounts, no analytics, no ads and no tracking. To get scores, the extension sends the item IDs of your weapons' perks to the DiS scoring server, and nothing else.

What the extension reads

The DiS browser extension runs only on DIM (app.destinyitemmanager.com and beta.destinyitemmanager.com). It reads the inventory DIM has already saved in your browser: your weapons and armor, their perks, power, lock state and DIM tags. It uses that to show scores and to run the actions you choose through DIM's own buttons. It never asks for or reads your Bungie login, password or access tokens, and never talks to Bungie itself.

What the extension stores

Everything below stays in your browser, in the extension's own storage:

• Your DiS settings. If you use Chrome sync, Chrome may sync these to your other browsers through your own Google account; I never see them.
• The undo record for your last vault move.
• The Ghost button's position and a short rating summary shown in the popup.
• An action log of what DiS asked DIM to do and why. It stays in your browser unless you download it yourself from Settings, and the Clear button deletes it.
• The scores the DiS server sent back for your rolls, so it isn't asked again for the same roll and the scores still show offline.
• Only if you turn on "Let the site see your rolls" (off by default): a copy of your owned rolls (weapon, perks, power and scores, no account IDs), so the DiS website can show them when you open it.

Uninstalling the extension deletes all of it.

What is shared

Nothing is sold, shared or transferred to anyone.

Scoring. Scores are computed on the DiS scoring server (joshhuang.me/api/dis, hosted on Vercel). When DIM opens, and when new weapons drop, the extension sends it each weapon's roll as Destiny item IDs: the weapon's ID, its perk, barrel and magazine IDs, and their names from DIM's manifest. It sends no Bungie account ID, membership ID, character, item instance ID, power level, lock state or tags. The server returns the scores and keeps nothing; like any web request, Vercel can see your IP address under its own policy. The vault page asks the same server for the scores of the gun you open.

When the website bridge is on, the DiS vault page can ask the extension for your rolls; that exchange happens inside your browser and the page does not upload them anywhere.

The website

joshhuang.me/dis is a static site plus the scoring server above. It loads weapon images and 3D models from bungie.net and fonts from Google Fonts, and it is hosted on Vercel; like any web request, those services can see your IP address and browser details under their own policies. DiS adds no cookies or trackers of its own.

Changes

If this policy changes, the new version will be posted on this page with a new date.

Contact

Questions: reach me through joshhuang.me.