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they don't want people injecting javascript on their website. That's all there's to it. I'm not sending anything anywhere. I'm not storing anything. I'm not pro

by g3rv4 8y ago

they don't want people injecting javascript on their website. That's all there's to it. I'm not sending anything anywhere. I'm not storing anything. I'm not profiting from it.

saagarjha 8y ago
But I do this already with an ad blocker…
byte1918 8y ago
> they don't want people injecting javascript on their website They should send an email to every extension author ever, and maybe even browser vendors for supporting such a malicious feature.
- thebaer 8y ago
  ...and then notify every ISP, every place that offers free public Wi-Fi, every airline that has Wi-Fi on their planes, anyone else who injects code into web pages...
alien1993 8y ago
Don't think they can enforce this at all, I would just change the name and call it a day. The burden is on you though, certainly no one can force you to make decisions. :)
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