ⅢJUnit Release Triage

PRIVACY & RECOVERY

Your reports stay in your browser.

JUnit Release Triage processes report contents, identity edits and notes locally. The report workspace has no upload endpoint, tracking scripts, external fonts, analytics, paid API or remote content processing. Optional analytics on separate public information pages is described below. XML attachments and log links are never loaded.

What is stored

The app uses this site's local browser storage for named projects, original XML, edited working XML, identity overrides and triage notes. Source labels and project names are also stored. Storage is tied to this browser profile and site origin; it does not sync across devices. The original address and junit.outputchecks.com have separate browser storage. Use a downloaded JSON backup to move a project between them; see the domain migration instructions. Existing data at the original address is not deleted or moved automatically.

Clearing browser data, private browsing, browser eviction or storage limits can remove your work. A storage failure displays a warning. Keep the tab open and download a JSON backup immediately if saving fails.

Keep a recoverable copy

Use Save backup before clearing browser data or moving devices. Restore checks the format and limits before adding a separate project. Existing projects are not replaced. The backup is unencrypted and may contain secrets from test logs, so store it appropriately.

Delete data

In Inspect reports, choose Delete this local project and confirm. To remove every project, clear this site's browser storage. Downloaded reports and backups remain on your device until you delete them separately.

Hosting and access

This website is public. Anyone can open its pages, but making the website public does not publish your local projects or test reports. The hosting service may process normal page requests. Those requests do not include the report data handled by this app. Downloaded HTML reports remain marked noindex; that label is not access control, so review any report before sharing it.

Exports and external links

Downloading produces files on your device. No automatic email, publishing or external sharing is performed. HTML evidence is escaped and script-free; CSV cells that could be treated as formulas are neutralized. Review all exported logs before sharing them. Clicking an external source link opens that provider's website under its own policies.

Optional public-page analytics

Only with your consent, Google Analytics receives a cookie identifier, this fixed public page address/title and basic technical information such as device and approximate region. No workspace, inputs, imports, orders or output contents are read. Advertising, Google Signals and automatic interaction tracking are disabled. Declining leaves the tool available.

Optional analytics is off until you choose.

Your choice lasts 180 days on this browser and origin. Analytics cookies expire after 30 days without automatic renewal. You can withdraw here at any time. User and event-level data are retained for 2 months in GA; aggregate reports may remain longer. Google privacy policy