Unknown author · Privacy & Security
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See what your installed extensions can actually do. Plain-English risk scores. 100% local — nothing leaves your browser. You probably have a dozen extensions installed. Do you know what each one can actually see and do? Some extensions can read every website you visit — including what you type, your passwords, and your login cookies. Most people have no idea, and in 2026 several popular extensions were caught quietly collecting user data. "Is This Safe?" gives you a clear answer in one click. WHAT IT DOES - Scans every extension you have installed - Gives each one a Trust Score from 0 to 100 - Explains the risk in plain English — no jargon ("This extension can read and change data on every website you visit") - Sorts the riskiest extensions to the top so you see problems first - One click to manage or remove anything you don't trust - Warns you when a newly installed extension is high-risk 100% PRIVATE Everything runs locally inside your own browser. This extension makes no network requests. It does not collect, transmit, sell, or share any data — ever. Your information never leaves your device. WHY IT MATTERS An extension with broad permissions is like handing someone the keys to your browser. Most are harmless. Some are not. "Is This Safe?" helps you tell the difference in seconds, so you can keep the tools you trust and remove the ones you don't. Free to use. No account required.
May 30, 2026
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