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If you keep the extensions updated, they could still have control sold to malicious actors and be updated to do malicious things without you noticing. Google's
by aftbit 2y ago
If you keep the extensions updated, they could still have control sold to malicious actors and be updated to do malicious things without you noticing. Google's review process is not strong enough to protect from this.
Besides, Google could still allow you to install Mv2 extensions in Developer mode. Just like with Apple's 30% app store tax, this is about making money not protecting users.
- jhanschoo 2y agoThe first point you make can be perhaps substantiated with evidence, but the last one is a stretch and not a worry to me considering my use case. But I think moving to Mv3 will help google protect its chrome userbase from malicious actors.