How do I control an extension’s access to my data?

How do you control extensions?

Manage your extensions1On your computer, open Chrome.2At the top right, click More More tools. Extensions.3Make your changes: Turn on/off: Turn the extension on or off. Allow incognito: On the extension, click Details. Turn on Allow in incognito. Fix corruptions: Find a corrupted extension and click Repair.Install and manage extensions - Chrome Web Store Help

Can extensions read history?

Your browsing history: The app or extension can read and erase your browsing history. Your tabs and browsing activity: The app or extension can see the URLs and titles of websites you visit. It can also open and close tabs and windows, as well as navigate to new pages in open tabs and windows.

How do I change permissions on a file extension?

1Go to Settings and more > Extensions, and locate the extension you'd like to change site access permissions for.2Select Details.3In Site access, find the drop down menu to the right of Allow this extension to read and change all your data on websites you visit.4From the drop down menu, select On specific sites.Change site access permissions for extensions in Microsoft Edge

What permissions do extensions have?

Extensions can request three categories of permissions, specified using the respective keys in the manifest:permissions contain items from a list of known strings (such as "geolocation")optional_permissions are like regular permissions , but are granted by the extension's user at runtime, rather than in advance.Declare permissions - Chrome Developers