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by prafuitu 9y ago
Well, because, in order to satisfy the most finicky of its users (myself included), VS Code offers no less than 6 styles for its cursor ('block', 'block-outline', 'line', 'line-thin', 'underline&
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by prafuitu 13y ago
Paul was talking about a different extension, but anyway... The onclick event listener is the same thing Google does with the search results. Perform a search on Google and right-click a link, then you'll see the URL changes to the a G
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by prafuitu 13y ago
Ok, that guy just explained what he meant by keylogging . Leaving aside the fact that he's wrong about how it all works (the results are provided by Google; nothing about the search was changed by the extension) and he never ever look
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by prafuitu 13y ago
My claim was not that I could have sold your passwords, it was that I could have sold the extension! Last time I checked, the extension itself was my property and I could sell it to whoever I want. What the buyer does with it shouldn't
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by prafuitu 13y ago
It is not inserting fake search results nor is it logging any of your keys! Look a the source code at http://ionut-botizan.net/window-resizer It is just proxying clicks on real results through Ecosia's servers instead
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by prafuitu 13y ago
It is adware, not malware! The original post on productforums.google.com is complete BS and the extension was NOT suspended because of that, but because it failed to make it clear, in the context of the ads, which extension enabled the Ec
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by prafuitu 13y ago
Holly crap? Do you honestly think I can monitor the whole internet so I can deny every affirmation made by some random dude? Look! I deny it now, ok?! I haven't done anything like that. I just mentioned somewhere that it is technically
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by prafuitu 13y ago
That, my friend, sounds exactly as ridiculous as you are! If you know your JavaScript you can look at the source code and see that the extension is doing none of that. If not, you can try wireshark for yourself and see that there is no keys
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by prafuitu 13y ago
Where do I claim that?!! WTF?!
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by prafuitu 13y ago
No it doesn't re-enable after any update. It only re-enables if you uninstall the extension and install it back, because settings are lost and it switches to the default. Please check your facts before making such claims, ok? Anyone wi
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by prafuitu 13y ago
Holly crap, this really got out of hand! NO! It wasn't logging anything! The only thing it was doing was proxying clicks on search results through Ecosia's analytics servers instead of Google's. Anyone who still has the exten