Seems like another case where a successful Chrome extension was bought out so it could be used for either: 1. Mining the users' traffic and reselling it as mar

Seems like another case where a successful Chrome extension was bought out so it could be used for either: 1. Mining the users' traffic and reselling it as market research, or 2. Using the users' computers as a pool for a residential proxy service, or 3. Replacing and inserting ads into users' browsers. This is unfortunately quite common.