With the release of macOS Big Sur, Safari started using a new extensions API that allows you to use plugins created for other browsers. Now we know that developers from Apple, Mozilla, Google, and Microsoft have decided to go a step further, joining forces to standardize the methodology for extension development.
Tech Talks editor Kevin Delsch has written a guideline for Chrome browser users with tips to keep themselves and their personal data safe from unscrupulous extension developers.
Even if you do not know what a plugin is in your computer, you still use at least one add-on. Among their number are useful, unnecessary and even viral, so knowing what they are, where to find them and how to remove them is necessary for every computer user.