Engarde Extension scanner ranks the extensions installed in your Chrome by what they can actually do, worst first, and lets you switch off the ones you would not knowingly have allowed.
Add to Chrome, freeEach extension is scored from its permissions, its access to websites and where it was installed from.
Not "webRequest" but "Can observe your network requests". Not "<all_urls>" but "Can read and change data on every website you visit".
Act from the list. Remove goes through Chrome's own confirmation. Extensions you accept the risk on move to an Ignored tab.
One row per capability, heaviest first, listing every extension that holds it.
Chrome does not let one extension read another's source code, so the scanner judges what an extension is allowed to do, not what it actually does.
No account, no server, no network request. The only thing it stores is the list of extensions you chose to ignore, in your browser's local storage. It reads data about your extensions, never your history, tabs, cookies or pages.
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