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Sure - but do you? Does anyone? EDIT: a better solution would be if the store itself allowed you to inspect the source that went into building the plugin. Then
by anyzen 8y ago
Sure - but do you? Does anyone?
EDIT: a better solution would be if the store itself allowed you to inspect the source that went into building the plugin. Then you would only need to trust the store itself, which you already do (when you trust the browser).
- throwawaylolx 8y agoIt's quite common among many groups of people to download and install locally as it also protects you from unwanted automatic updates. For instance, those using MetaMask or Scatter to interact with a blockchain are often advised to install the extension offline.
- anyzen 8y agoI have yet to meet a person who did it though. Though I'll admit that the argument against automatic updates is a good one..
- snaky 8y ago> the store itself allowed you to inspect the source that went into building the plugin Or at least build it from the source code, like F-Droid.