The extension has a concerning trust profile with several red flags. With only 10,000 users and a poor rating of 2.3 out of 5 stars from just 26 reviews, user satisfaction appears low. The lack of developer information, missing last updated date, and absence of company details raises transparency concerns. Auto-clicking tools are inherently sensitive as they can automate user interactions across websites.
Consider running this extension in a separate Chrome profile to isolate potential risks from your main browsing environment. Given the low rating and limited user feedback, monitor the extension's behavior closely when active. Look for alternative auto-clicker extensions with better ratings, more users, and transparent developer information. Be cautious about which websites you use the auto-clicker on, avoiding sensitive sites like banking or shopping platforms. Regularly review the extension's permissions and disable it when not actively needed.
| https://easyautoclicker.com/ | https://clients2.google.com/service/update2/crx |
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