>> As much as we can criticise Google's handling of this situation, the fact that the developer was able to reduce permissions from accessing data on _all websi

>> As much as we can criticise Google's handling of this situation, the fact that the developer was able to reduce permissions from accessing data on _all websites_ down to _their website_, as well as tighten up a few other permissions, shows that Google is correct that the extension is asking for more than it needs. OK fair enough, but why aren't the big violators held to this? (I realize this example isn't Chrome, but it is Google Calendar -- ever try to add a Zoom meeting invitation to your Google calendar? Zoom wants access to read and write all events ever on your entire calendar!