Privacy policy

When you play a link, Myna saves a history entry in this browser’s local storage. The entry includes the full media URL, a filename, available file size, and the times it was added and last played. A URL can contain access credentials in its query string.

Myna keeps up to 50 recent entries. Replaying a link moves it to the top of the list; entries beyond the limit are dropped. Use the controls in the app to remove one entry or clear the list, or clear Myna’s site data in your browser. Myna does not have user accounts or a server-side media library.

Myna also reads a browser-local theme preference when one is present. It has no sign-in, profile, or payment form in the current app.

Myna starts playback through your browser’s media pipeline. In that path, your browser requests the media from the host named by the URL. Myna does not control that host or its privacy practices.

Some file inspection and advanced playback reads can use Myna’s/api/media-proxy endpoint when the browser cannot read bytes directly. The browser sends the complete media URL to the Myna Worker as an encoded query parameter, and the Worker requests the media from its host. The proxy forwards range and cache-validation headers; it does not forward the browser’s cookies or authorization header.

Myna’s own proxy event log records the media host and path, request method, response status, outcome, redirect count, and response wait time. Unexpected proxy failures also emit error messages to Worker logs. The normal proxy event log omits the media URL’s query string. The Worker uses the connecting IP address as a rate-limit key.

Myna’s Worker configuration enables Cloudflare observability. Cloudflare documents invocation logs that can include the request URL. A proxy request URL contains the encoded media URL, so that URL can appear in Cloudflare Worker logs even though Myna’s own event log omits its query string. The project configuration does not identify the Cloudflare account plan or its log-retention settings, so this policy does not state a fixed retention period. See Cloudflare Workers Logs documentation.

If you choose Share, Myna creates a link whose URL fragment contains the media URL. Anyone who receives that link can inspect and reuse the media URL, including any credentials it contains. The share action passes the link to your device’s share sheet or clipboard only when you choose it.

The fragment is resolved in your browser. When the shared Myna page first loads, that fragment is not part of the HTTP request to Myna. Once playback begins, the browser or proxy makes the media request as described above.

Cloudflare hosts the Myna app and runs its media proxy. Cloudflare processes requests to provide those services. Its handling and retention of Worker logs depend on the account plan and settings for Myna’s Cloudflare account, which are not specified in the project configuration.

Media hosts receive requests from your browser or from the Myna proxy, depending on the playback path. Their handling of URLs, cookies, IP addresses, and media requests is governed by their own terms and privacy notices.

For provider information, see Cloudflare’s Privacy Policy.

You can remove saved media history in the app or clear Myna’s site data in your browser. These controls do not delete Cloudflare logs or records held by a media host. Myna does not provide account-level data export or deletion, or an in-app privacy-request form. For general product questions, visit the public Myna repository. Do not include media URLs, access tokens, or other private information in a public post.