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When running as a WebExtension you have a higher set of permissions than a regular script (you can to some degree control the browser, after all), so certain pa
by josteink 6y ago
When running as a WebExtension you have a higher set of permissions than a regular script (you can to some degree control the browser, after all), so certain parts of JavaScript is off-limits.
eval() is one of those things.