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and of course I'm still trusting the extension's code quite a bit, but at least I don't have to worry about it changing You only need to examine and trust it o

• varenc 8mo ago
  It's true, but for large extensions that make use of bundled 3rd party libraries, it's hard to examine the code to determine with very high confidence there's nothing malicious in it. I also tend to watch a new extension's network traffic, but of course it's not foolproof either.
  • thenickdude 8mo ago
    I delete the third party libraries and replace them with my own clean checkouts.