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Chrome forcing the user to re-approve the extension when it tries to access more data is a feature, not something to work around. That alone is reason enough f
by willnorris 12y ago
Chrome forcing the user to re-approve the extension when it tries to access more data is a feature, not something to work around. That alone is reason enough for me to say "thanks, but no thanks"
- kylekampy 12y agoI agree with you. As a privacy-conscious user of Chrome extensions, I'm glad Chrome does things this way. There are too many horror stories out there. I'll continue to look into ways I can deal with this without blindly asking for everything. I haven't found a good solution yet, but that doesn't mean there isn't a better way to do it out there.