Screenshots as the store published them when we checked on .
Why we score it 10
- Asks for a wide set of powerful permissions.
What it can access
On the sites it runs on, BrowserStack Accessibility Toolkit can reach every site you visit. Its permission set rates 100 out of 100 for reach — a measure of what it could do, not of anything it has done.
Store rating 4.8 out of 5 from 58 people.
| Permission | What it allows | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| debugger | Attach to pages with the same tools a developer uses, which allows reading and changing almost anything in them. | 25 |
| cookies | Read and change cookies for the sites it has access to, including the ones that keep you signed in. | 15 |
| scripting | Run its own code inside the pages you visit. | 10 |
| tabs | See the addresses and titles of every tab you have open. | 5 |
| activeTab | Read and change the page in the current tab, but only after you click the extension. | - |
| storage | Save its own settings and data in your browser. | - |
| unlimitedStorage | Store an unlimited amount of data in your browser instead of the usual quota. | - |
| webNavigation | See every page you navigate to, as it happens. | - |
What to use instead
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Reader Mode
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Zoom for Google Chrome
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Turn Off the Lights
Needs similar access, updated within the last month, 1M+ users, on Manifest V3.
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360 Internet Protection
Needs similar access, 18M+ users, on Manifest V3.
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axe DevTools - Web Accessibility Testing
Needs similar access, updated within the last month, 400k+ users, on Manifest V3.
Others by support
| Extension | Status | Users |
|---|---|---|
| Live | 30k | |
| Live | 30k |
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