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There are hundreds of thousands of extensions, and none of them make Google any money. Hard to see how they could justify any serious manual review.


Yeah, it could make sense for them to structure their extension framework so that developers could work with website data in a sandbox, if their use case allows for it. That would enable developers who don't need to send data to a server for processing to prove that the data never leaves the user's machine.




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