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Description
Wake or hide the Vivid review widget on the page you are looking at. Ships no widget code, no credentials, no network requests. Vivid embeds a review widget on client sites. On production sites the widget is hidden — it boots inert and visitors never see it. This extension is how a designer turns it on from where they stand: click the toolbar button on any Vivid-embedded page and the widget wakes in signed-out mode. Click again and it hides, which matters mid-screenshare. The extension is a key, not a carrier. It ships no widget code, stores no credentials, and makes no network requests. Its entire effect is one window message posted into the page you are already looking at. Signing in happens in the widget’s own popup, and every access decision is made server-side — the extension grants nothing but visibility. If you are not a member of a Vivid organisation, the widget will show a sign-in prompt and refuse you. There is nothing else here.
rating_count is the Chrome Web Store ratings count, not a written-review count.