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Did you see what the tracking code does? If possible, it'll be useful to get access to this.

• jabroni_salad 2y ago
  I am having trouble finding it now but I used to use a Picture in Picture extension that just made the controls more apparent (I use Brave and you have to do a menu dive for it by default). The extension had been featured by google when I added it. At some point they signed on with a monetization scheme that: - Redirected you through its sales attribution url any time you accessed a store (which bounced you to the site's front page instead of your search result) - Rearranged your search results to put its affiliated stores at the top - Marketed itself mainly to retailers as an ad network with no mention of browser extensions anywhere. If it werent for the annoying redirect I probably would have never noticed that something was wrong.
  • ClassyJacket 2y ago
    ...Was it Honey?
    • miohtama 2y ago
      Honey is the new Bonzi Buddy https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/BonziBuddy https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/BonziBuddy
      • netsharc 2y ago
        Does this make Chrome the new IE4? (Although I guess most web-"devs" nowadays never experienced IE4...) Why hasn't there been a major data theft yet exploiting the permissiveness of the Chrome extension ecosystem, it's a disaster waiting to happen...
• prettyblocks 2y ago
  Most of them hijack search results and do cookie stuffing.