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Yes. And that convenience comes at a big price. Now you gave the MetaMask devs control over all your future browsing sessions. Your bank account, your emails (
by JonathanBeuys 5y ago
Yes. And that convenience comes at a big price.
Now you gave the MetaMask devs control over all your future browsing sessions. Your bank account, your emails (if you use a webmailer like gmail), your social media ...
You trust them to a) not ever have a malicious dev on board or a dev who forgets to take their medicine. And b) they will never make a mistake so someone can get malicious code into your MetaMask instance or take it over via a security bug.
- alexvoda 5y agoOff topic. Why aren't content access permissions for extensions domain based? You either have to grant access to all sites, grant access to a predefined list of sites, or not install the extension. I want certain extensions to only have access to certain sites that I get to decide because it is my computer.