The extension has very limited adoption with only 515 users and minimal user feedback (just 2 ratings with a 3.0 average). The lack of developer information and missing last updated date raises transparency concerns. However, the simple functionality of auto-scrolling aligns with the requested permissions, and the extension uses Manifest V3 which provides better security controls.
Given the medium risk level, consider running this extension in a separate Chrome profile if you decide to use it. Before installation, verify that auto-scrolling functionality truly requires these permissions by testing similar extensions with better track records. Look for alternative auto-scroll extensions with more users, better ratings, and transparent developer information. If you proceed with installation, monitor the extension's behavior closely and remove it immediately if you notice any unexpected activity or performance issues.
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{ "name": "AutoScroll", "icons": { "16": "autoscroll_16.png", "48": "autoscroll_48.png", "128": "autoscroll_128.png" }, "action": { "default_popup": "popup.html" }, "version": "2.0", "update_url": "https://clients2.google.com/service/update2/crx", "permissions": [ "activeTab", "scripting" ], "manifest_version": 3 }
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