Most extensions are installed from a dedicated market for the browser you use. One might think those extensions have been fully vetted and safe, yet Bleeping Computer reported on August 7, 2025, that ...

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The Chrome Web Store is the home of thousands of extensions and apps. Here's how you can access it to download extensions in the Chrome browser.