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With an option like this clearly visible, might this be an acceptable way to make money with a Chrome extension? There certainly don't seem to be many options a
by bemmu 15y ago
With an option like this clearly visible, might this be an acceptable way to make money with a Chrome extension? There certainly don't seem to be many options available for developers, apart from the other highly annoying way of periodically throwing the user to a "your extension has been updated!" page with ads on it.
- yuvipanda 15y agoWould've been absolutely fine if it were: 1. Disabled by default 2. Publicized properly (and not sneaked in)
- rokhayakebe 15y agoYup. I would still have happily used it. Now there is just no telling what else they may do without telling users.
- EternalLight 15y agoNot in my opinion. I think you owe the user a clear indication about that it is an add, and from who the add comes. Just modifying pages like that is malware behavior. If they clearly tell me it's their add then I can chose if I want the extension or not, so removable adds is less of an issue.