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> Maybe they'd even remove extensions that have (ab)used it from Chrome Web Store. So now it's abuse to make the user's browser do what the user wants, for the
by Hizonner 1y ago
> Maybe they'd even remove extensions that have (ab)used it from Chrome Web Store.
So now it's abuse to make the user's browser do what the user wants, for the user's benefit, to protect the user from, you know, actual abuse.
- StrLght 1y agoWell, I don't think so — hence the parenthesis. Although, I am pretty sure that's how Google looks at it, given all MV3 changes.