Contact mechanism provided for privacy-related inquiries

GDPR Art. 13(1)(a) requires the data controller's contact details to be provided to users. GDPR Art. 77 gives users the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority if their privacy concerns are not addressed — that right is meaningless without a contact mechanism for raising concerns first. CCPA §1798.130 requires businesses to designate at least two means for consumers to submit data rights requests. Chrome Web Store policy also requires developers to be contactable about their data practices. An extension with no privacy contact forces users with legitimate concerns directly to regulatory complaints or store reviews, both of which damage the developer's standing.

Add a privacy contact to your options.html and your privacy policy. In the UI:

<!-- In options.html -->
<footer>
  <p>Privacy questions? Contact us: 
    <a href="mailto:privacy@example.com">privacy@example.com</a>
  </p>
</footer>

In PRIVACY.md:

## Contact Us

For questions about your data or to request deletion, email:
privacy@example.com

We respond to privacy requests within 30 days.

Use a dedicated privacy email address rather than a general support alias — it signals that privacy requests are handled separately and seriously, and makes GDPR Art. 17 deletion requests easier to track.