HVC Hangar Sync

The extension reads the names and quantities of the ships listed on your own Roberts Space Industries pledges pages, shows you the list, and — only if you approve it — sends it to the HVC website so your organisation’s shared hangar reflects what you own.

It reads nothing else, sends it nowhere else, and does not run unless you press the button.

Ship names and quantities, taken from the rows that RSI marks as ships on these two page patterns and no others:

• robertsspaceindustries.com/account/pledges
• robertsspaceindustries.com/en/account/pledges

Reading the page requires running a small function inside it. That function is read-only: it performs no clicks, no scrolling, no form submission and no change of any kind to the page.

It does not read or transmit prices, order numbers, purchase dates, gift status, billing details, payment methods, your email address, your name, your address, or any account setting.

It never sees your RSI password or credentials. It uses the RSI session already signed in to your own browser, exactly as if you had opened the page yourself. It does not read cookies or authentication tokens.

It has no access to any other website, to your browsing history, or to your other tabs. It records no clicks, keystrokes, mouse movement or analytics of any kind.

The approved ship list is sent to the HVC website and stored against your member account. That is the only destination. The extension is technically restricted to talking to the HVC site alone, so no other website can ask it for anything.

Nothing is sent to any third party. There are no analytics services, no advertising networks, and no external servers involved. Your data is never sold, and never shared for any purpose unrelated to filling in your hangar.

Only the progress of a sync that is currently running, held in memory and cleared when you close your browser. It is never written to disk. It exists so that a long scan survives the browser pausing the extension part-way through.

Your ship list is visible to other members of HVC — that is what it is for. You can choose to be counted anonymously instead, under My hangar: your ships still add to the organisation’s totals, but your name is withheld from everybody, including officers.

Ships are archived rather than deleted. When a new sync replaces your pledged list, and when you remove a ship by hand, the old record is marked inactive and kept, rather than being erased. It stops appearing in your hangar and stops counting toward any total. The organisation keeps this history so it can answer questions like “what could we field in March”.

If you want your hangar history erased outright rather than archived, ask an administrator and it will be done.

The website and the extension are intended for members of a Star Citizen organisation and are not directed at children under 13. We do not knowingly collect data from them.

If what the extension reads or sends ever changes, this page changes in the same update, and the date at the top moves. The extension will not silently begin collecting something not described here.

Questions about this policy, or a request to erase your hangar history, can go to the organisation’s administrators through the HVC Discord, or to the contact address listed on the extension’s Chrome Web Store page.

HVC Hangar Sync is an unofficial, fan-made tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Cloud Imperium Games or Roberts Space Industries. Star Citizen, Squadron 42, Roberts Space Industries and Cloud Imperium are trademarks of Cloud Imperium Rights LLC.