I'm sort of surprised these users would care. They literally went to go download an extension to let anyone track/survellied them however they wanted.
But oh no, now there's a big corp that owns the extension! And they might be survellied!
But oh no, now there's a big corp that owns the extension! And they might be survellied!
Whereas the extension has full access to not only your browsing history, but also every password, every credit card number ever typed, etc.
Cookies are a minor privacy problem compared to an 'access all sites' chrome extension.
The name itself screams apathy here. My understanding from a while back was that the tool actively accepted a wide variety of cookies, and did nothing to minimize selections. I don't know if this is a misinterpretation, or if the project has changed to actively start caring somewhat about cookies.