Tell Firefox users that you care about their privacy with a Privacy Policy statement.

[LinuxJoeUser]

First off, I love your Save-My-Tabs extension. It's so simple to use and yet does so much. Perfect!

Firefox users can be a very security conscious bunch, and a simple statement will tell a lot of people that you are too.

That's why I hope you'll consider adding a Privacy Policy statement to your Save-My-Tabs Firefox page. It doesn't have to be anything fancy or legalistic; just something simple as the one used by the Stylus extension:

Unlike other similar extensions, we don't find you to be all that interesting. Your questionable browsing history should remain between you and the NSA. Stylus collects nothing. Period.

or the Tranquility Reader extension:

This add-on does not collect or transmit any information to an external website. All processing and data storage is local to your browser.

It's an easy thing to do, I'm sure, and it tells your users and prospective users that you care about their privacy. Please think about it. Firefox users can be a very security conscious bunch, and a simple statement will tell a lot of people that you are too.

Again, great extension!