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reminder: privacy policies on Extensions #236
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Note sure how to do this for the Wiki, I do not want it to become too "busy". Edit: I know, I'll use a ✔ symbol, and we'll just put up privacy policy links for those we can find - the tick meaning it's all good re privacy. Just need to find all the links now |
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Yes, it falls back on |
Just do that. |
these requests make me feel like a spammer :-( |
Didn't feel like spam on the other side. |
Closing: have added privacy policy links where they exist, having one is up to the extension owners |
@rekixex Been asked here. |
I also said
I am no longer interested in chasing anyone up. I will check for a privacy policy when I add an item, but that's it. |
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There's a bugzilla discussion about privacy labels for addons/webextensions:
Also related: pyllyukko/user.js#365 |
as of current Wiki page (in future all additions require policy vetting) - checklist to find privacy policy links
Extensions
not my problem or my job
don't care also obsolete at ESR52 EOL
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this is a reminder for Thorin to do something about privacy policies for recommended addons - both in our wiki (I think we're good - eg gorhill, C-AD, Decentraleyes, etc - well known respected devs IMO, but we will check anyway), and those in the sticky
for example: here is an extension https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/popup_blocker/ .. 4th page of 57 compatible extensions sorted by popularity Now read the privacy policy - https://www.popup-blocker.com/privacypolicy.html How can 25K users be so naive
PS: Not that I think we need any sort of popup blocker
no-popups: * true
(that's the icon of two pages, bottom left in your doorhanger) - it will not cover ALL popup events AFAIK. It is better to allow all and deny troublesome sitesThat fixes 99.9% of them. I've yet to see one to be honest
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