OSlash - Text Expander and Keyboard Shortcut
Likely abandonedsafety score reduced by 30 points
- No update in over 3 years
- Built on Manifest V2, which Chrome and Edge are retiring
Why this matters
An unmaintained extension keeps whatever flaws it shipped with, and a listing with users but no owner is an attractive target to buy and repurpose.
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How it ranks
Findings breakdown
detected
Permissions requested
Access to all websites
Can read and modify content on every website you visit
View open tabs
Can see URLs and titles of all open tabs
Access browsing history
Can read and modify your complete browsing history
Observe web requests
Can monitor all network requests made by the browser
Block and modify web requests
Can intercept, block, or modify any network request before it completes
Access browser cookies
Can read and modify cookies, potentially accessing login sessions
Store local data
Can save data locally in the browser for persistence
Unlimited local storage
Can store large amounts of data locally without size limits
Access current tab
Can temporarily access the content of the active tab when you click the extension
Add context menu items
Can add custom items to the right-click context menu
Read clipboard
Can read text and data currently on your clipboard
Block network requests (declarative)
Can block or redirect network requests using predefined rules without seeing content
Schedule tasks
Can schedule periodic background tasks
Run in background
Can run scripts in the background when not actively in use
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