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Hands your social media login from this Chrome to your Say It Where account, only when you press the button on Say It Where. Say It Where posts to your social media accounts for you, from its own browser, so it works with your computer off. That browser needs to be logged in to your accounts. If you are already logged in to a social network in this Chrome, the login helper lets you hand that login to your Say It Where account with one press, instead of logging in again. Because the login comes from your own Chrome, on your own internet, the network sees nothing unusual: no codes, no security checks. How it works: 1. Add the helper. 2. On app.sayitwhere.com, open Socials → Your browser. 3. Press "Use my Chrome's login" on the card of the social you want. What it does and does not do: • It runs only when you press that button on Say It Where's own site. Never in the background, never on a timer. • It hands over the login of that one network only. • It never reads or sends your passwords, your browsing, your history or anything from any other website. • It sends only to your own Say It Where account. No advertising, no analytics, no tracking. Nothing is sold or shared. • Log out on a social's card in Say It Where deletes that login at once. Remove the helper any time from chrome://extensions. Privacy: https://sayitwhere.com/addon-privacy/
Sep 29, 2026
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