Currently - a simple chrome extension that shows you the time and the weather.
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Re: Currently - a simple chrome extension that shows you the time and the weather.
#2Nice. Why does it need so many permissions?
My physical location, I understand -- but "access to my data on google.com" and all my "tabs and browsing activity"? No way.
Re: Currently - a simple chrome extension that shows you the time and the weather.
#3In addition to removing the unneeded permissions, another change should be keeping the seconds from jumping around every time they increment, it detracts from the clean feeling it should be evoking.
Re: Currently - a simple chrome extension that shows you the time and the weather.
#4Nice. Why does it need so many permissions? My physical location, I understand -- but "access to my data on google.com" and all my "tabs and browsing activity"? No way.
We use these permission to still give you to the ability to get to the default new-tab page that comes with chrome.
Re: Currently - a simple chrome extension that shows you the time and the weather.
#5In addition to removing the unneeded permissions, another change should be keeping the seconds from jumping around every time they increment, it detracts from the clean feeling it should be evoking.
We do plan on adding this.
Re: Currently - a simple chrome extension that shows you the time and the weather.
#6In addition to removing the unneeded permissions, another change should be keeping the seconds from jumping around every time they increment, it detracts from the clean feeling it should be evoking.
We do plan on adding this.
it'd also be pretty useful to have an hour by hour weather forecast to supplement the day by day weather forecast
Re: Currently - a simple chrome extension that shows you the time and the weather.
#7Nice. Why does it need so many permissions? My physical location, I understand -- but "access to my data on google.com" and all my "tabs and browsing activity"? No way.
We use these permission to still give you to the ability to get to the default new-tab page that comes with chrome.
I'd be willing to forgo that ability in order to reduce the necessary permissions.
As as aside, is there any way for users to verify or view what specific data an extension actually accessed? (I'm assuming not.)