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One thing you can do to mitigate risk is to disable any extension you aren't actively using day to day and only turn them on when you need them. If an extension
by Flenser 8y ago
One thing you can do to mitigate risk is to disable any extension you aren't actively using day to day and only turn them on when you need them. If an extension goes rogue it will then hopefully be detected before you activate it again.