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From the Apple App Store regarding Safari settings: This extension can read and alter webpages you visit and see your browsing history on all websites. This i
by ezequiel-garzon 4y ago
From the Apple App Store regarding Safari settings:
This extension can read and alter webpages you visit and see your browsing history on all websites.
This includes sensitive information from webpages, including passwords, phone numbers, and credit cards.
The whole idea sounds great, even reasonably priced but... having to trust another company on all that seems too risky. They should offer a standalone browser instead of a Safari extension, so that the user can easily skip it when dealing with sensitive data.
- saagarjha 4y agoWhy a standalone browser when you can just disable the extension when you don’t want to use it?
- ezequiel-garzon 4y agoGood point... I guess I’d still be a bit uneasy about it.
- lapcat 4y agoHi, the company is just me, Jeff. I've been a Mac developer for over 15 years. There's a link to my résumé from the product page, as well as links to reviews of the extension from well-known tech media. This is just the nature of JavaScript, it has the power to do pretty much anything in a web page. My goal is to write "good" JavaScript to counteract the "bad" JavaScript of user-hostile web pages.