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Iceggiren i OhMyECH - ECH Indicator

OhMyECH - ECH Indicator sɣur 27justin

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Icegger-it Jack
sɣur Jack, 2 jierren lyn
Does exactly what it says, zero config, easy to audit.
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  • sɣur Ce@p2g77L#W, 3 dagen lyn
    It didn't work for me. That's a problem, but that's not the important thing. Apparently, it's going to collect your browser activity now. So it's time to remove it. I think someone bought this extension.

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    yeffeɣ-d deg 3 dagen lyn
    Hey, thanks for sharing your concern.
    Though I can confidently say that no one bought it. I mean why even bother, it's open source with 50 lines of code.
    Browsing Activity was added for Android support, the relevant commit is here:
    https://github.com/27justin/ohmyech/commit/6ce3951900dfb64030e28e097bcaee8913e8ce00
    And the tracker for someone asking for Android Support here:
    https://github.com/27justin/ohmyech/issues/6

    ... Though I do agree that asking for browsing activity is suspicious. Granted, I did just add it verbatim according to the documentation, since checking the ECH for each connection does somewhat resemble "tracking" browsing activity.
    Might check whether it still works when I drop that permission requirement.
  • sɣur Bill, 2 moannen lyn
  • sɣur Miroslav Sidorov, 8 moannen lyn
    Works as expected.
    The permissions required are suspect, but with auto-update disabled for this plugin and after reading the XPI source code, I'm fine with it.
    The source code is clean and icons are nice and simple.
    Good job!
  • sɣur Fubwubs, ien jier lyn
  • sɣur Kovalensky, 2 jierren lyn
    An important extension for privacy
  • sɣur geeknik, 2 jierren lyn