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Browser extensions are additions to a web browser that provide extra functionality.

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I have recently added CSP headers to a rather complex web application, being -report-only at first. I got some noise from browser extensions in the report, but two incidents caught my eye especially: ...
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I tried to search the web on existing projects, but after failed attempts, I decided to code something on my own way, one approach, open to comments and improvements: #!/usr/bin/env python3 import ...
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I discovered ExtAnalysis, tried to run it in a Docker container, but this seems that this project is abandoned. There's too many errors. Some issues are opened since 2023 in the repository. So my ...
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I have written an app that uses a bespoke browser extension to extract my cookies for a third party website so that the cookies can then be passed to selenium running on a server which allows selenium ...
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If I want to use a browser extension I don't fully trust but only on certain sites without sensitive information, is setting 'Site Access' to 'On Click' enough? Would this ensure the extension only ...
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I've been testing my browsers against these sites: https://www.thumbmarkjs.com/ https://fingerprint.com/ With JShelter in recommended mode I get same hash on ThumbMarkJS site on every page load but ...
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Most browser extensions I use are utility like tools that do something in the DOM. Like copying HTML tables to Markdown tables, accepting cookie warnings, removing ads, regex find replace et cetera. ...
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After the recent news of multiple compromised popular browser extensions. Is it possible for organizations to setup browser extension allow and denylists for common browsers such as Edge, Chromium-...
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A "privacy by compartmentalization" measure I used to implement in my day to day surfing was to separate each part into Firefox profiles. (Work, Study, Finance...) Recently I learned about ...
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I am concerned about the security of my passwords while using Google Chrome extensions. Specifically, I'd like to know if it's possible for a Chrome extension to read passwords that I enter on ...
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Twice now, seemingly randomly, I've been redirected to an ad site. I believe it has occurred both times when I have a new tab open, type what I'm searching for (Google is my default search engine), ...
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Regarding 2FA browser plugins, I follow the uneducated opinion that they usually provide sufficient security. Since a desktop computer is a unique device (even a virtual machine) and provides that ...
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I use Nekoray to set up proxies for my Windows system. When I connect to those proxies, does using a browser-based proxy with HTTPS encryption secure my transferred data through the web browser? Can ...
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I wonder if there will be (or is) a way to hide data such as passwords from the HTML/DOM structure? As, password fields can hide from external person other than the main user with something like "...
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How do you hide your browser finger print from advertising networks without disabling javascript? Is there a browser extension that can help mask unique browser fingerprint? Browser finger print can ...
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