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Looks great. I love the styling. As a general feedback: I'm a bit cautious about using third party Chrome extensions. I'm more OK with giving auth to my Linked

• mitchas 9y ago
  What is it about third-party extensions you don't like? I know many extensions have full access to any site you visit, but I specified LinkedIn for mine, so when you install it, you are warned that it can access all your data on LinkedIn, but no other sites.
  • solotronics 9y ago
    nothing about yours in particular but recently there have been attacks via 3rd party extensions in general https://www.wired.com/story/chrome-extension-malware/ https://www.wired.com/story/chrome-extension-malware/ edit: tried your extension out and I really liked it! thanks for sharing
  • ertand 9y ago
    Yup, as solotronics said. On Chrome extensions, minor bugs (or minor bugs in the libraries you depend on) might end up having far worse consequences. Read/write access to only linkedin.com can still leak a decent amount of unwanted information in case there's an exploit.
    • mitchas 9y ago
      Hmm. I'll have to read into that more. I don't use any external libraries, I wrote all of the code in the extension, and the only external requests made outside of the extension are to Google Fonts, so I wonder if it'd be possible to infect this extension.