Topic
Choosing, auditing and trusting browser extensions - including how to read a permission prompt and what a store removal actually means.
ConvertingPrivacy
A folder of images can be converted on your own machine by the OS, a desktop app, the command line or a browser page. What each one handles, what it costs, and where ours stops at 150 files.
ExtensionsPrivacy
Four image converter extensions, read from what each one actually declares in its manifest rather than what it promises in its listing. The broadest permission on the list is ours too.
JPGConverting
Right-click, Save image as, and the file lands as photo.jfif. Why Chrome and Edge do this on Windows, why renaming it is safe, and the one-click way to get a real .jpg every time.
ConvertingExtensions
A web page can hold a hundred images and the browser has no button that saves them. Five routes that do, ordered by how much they touch and whether anything is uploaded.
ConvertingExtensions
Web images save as download.jpg or a string of hex because nothing told the browser otherwise. Why that happens, and how to name every image from a template the moment it lands.
ExtensionsConverting
The most popular one was pulled for injecting affiliate links. What to check before installing a replacement, including the one place a competitor beats us.
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