Google Meet Link Saver

The extension has a very small user base of only 45 users, which raises concerns about its legitimacy and testing. While it maintains a high rating of 4.7, the extremely limited adoption suggests minimal real-world validation. The lack of developer information and company details makes it difficult to assess the creator's reputation or accountability.

The primary concern is the combination of content script injection on Google Meet pages with local storage permissions. While storage permission alone is typically benign, when paired with content scripts that can access sensitive meeting information, it creates potential for data collection and privacy violations. The extension can monitor and potentially store meeting URLs, participant information, or other sensitive data from Google Meet sessions. The minimal user base and lack of transparency about the developer amplify these risks.

Given the medium risk level, consider running this extension in a separate Chrome profile dedicated to non-sensitive activities. Before installation, verify that you actually need the functionality this extension provides, as Google Meet already offers built-in features for saving meeting links. If you proceed with installation, regularly review what data the extension might be storing locally and monitor your Google Meet usage for any unusual behavior. Consider looking for more established alternatives with larger user bases and transparent developer information.