Comment by ultimoo

This is clearly a useful product that solves real problems, but I'm here to comment on browser extensions as a whole. Personally, I find the notion of running 3rd party code with internet access that can see the entire DOM of any website a little scary. Do others on HN routinely use random browser extensions (e.g. okta, grammarly, etc.)? Is there a different way to think about browser extensions that frames it in a more appetizing way?