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You can always read the extension's source to see what exact data it's using and where it sends it to.
by julien_c 14y ago
You can always read the extension's source to see what exact data it's using and where it sends it to.
- blibble 14y agountil it silently automatically updates
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- mnicole 14y agoIn my experience it won't work until you approve it, and even then the messaging Chrome uses here is really obtuse and makes it come off as malicious. A lot of people were initially put off by a recent Reddit Enhancement Suite update that asked the same thing, but all it was doing was trying to access full-sized images posted to the site from their native URLs so you didn't have to click into each one. Not sure if this is always 100% of the case regarding updates, though.
- abraham 14y agoExtension updates only require approval if they add additional permissions. Of course you could always use: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/nlldbplhbaopldicmcoogopmkonpebjm https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/nlldbplhbaopldicmc...
- mnicole 14y agoAh, thanks.
- alanh 14y agomnicole, you do not need to approve extension updates unless they ask for more permissions. In the ancestral thread, the assumption is those wildcard permissions were already granted.