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Comment by bandergirl

The title is inflammatory. By allowing random JS or by selling the extension, developers do spy on you. It’s like inviting a tiger into your office and then suggesting that the ensuing damage isn’t your fault.

Browser extensions won’t spy on you, if you use trusted extensions by trusted members of the community.

parent bandergirl 3 years ago

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