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Review installed Chrome extensions locally and understand declared permissions and access changes. 9K Extension Bodyguard helps you understand what your installed Chrome extensions declare they can access—locally and in plain language. What it helps you review: • Installed extensions and their enabled state • Declared Chrome permissions • Declared site access patterns • Broad or powerful access worth reviewing • Permission and extension-state changes since your last local review • Private local notes and personal trust marks How it works: The dashboard reads extension metadata exposed by Chrome and explains it in clear language. When you open or refresh the dashboard, it compares current declared permissions with the last review snapshot stored on your device. Privacy: Everything is processed locally. 9K Extension Bodyguard does not scan websites, read page content, collect browsing history, read cookies, monitor live browsing behavior, contact remote servers, use analytics, make AI calls, or show ads. Requested permissions: • management — reads installed extension names, versions, enabled state, icons, install type, declared permissions, and site access so the dashboard can explain them locally. • storage — saves local notes, trust marks, language preference, welcome state, and review snapshots on this device. • alarms — schedules local extension checks and toolbar badge refreshes. No data is transmitted. Limitations: 9K Extension Bodyguard evaluates declared permissions and site access, not live behavior. It does not verify developer reputation, classify an extension as objectively safe or unsafe, detect malware, block attacks, or provide real-time protection.
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rating_count is the Chrome Web Store ratings count, not a written-review count.