Did you mean?

Helps you avoid mistypes by recommending you corrections in the autocomplete of your address bar.
What is Did you mean??
"Did you mean?" is a Chrome extension designed to identify and correct potential mistypes in your address bar as you type. This tool promptly offers smart recommendations in your browser's autocomplete, enabling you to quickly correct errors and save time. By changing the default search engine to its secured domain and effectively using cookies and storage permissions, it ensures an enhanced and tailored browsing experience.

Extension stats

Users: 20,000+
Rating: 5.00 (2)
Version: 3.1.2 (Last updated: 2022-02-09)
Creation date: 2020-08-22
Risk impact: Moderate risk impact
Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood
Manifest version: 3
Overrides search engine: Yes
Permissions:
  • storage
Host permissions:
  • *://*.secured-browse.net/*
Size: 397.31K

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Extension summary

Everybody makes mistypes, all day long. Sometimes, if you are aware of those mistakes, you can immediately correct them, but it takes time and your time is precious.

This extension is built to help you save your precious time by recommending you potential corrections of your mistype in the autocomplete of your Chrome browser’s address bar.

How does it work? Fairly simple. You type in the address bar a search term. When we detect a potential mistype, we will provide you a clickable reminder in the autocomplete. If you recognize the mistake and accept our recommendation, just click on it and we will take you to the result page of the correct spelling of your search query.

We provide a list of common mistakes that people make when they type inside this extension’s user interface to help you understand how it works better in action.

Permissions used and reasons:

  1. Access to “cookies” (optional). We require this permission to customize and modify your search engine as well as to keep autocomplete default suggestions. It’s optional because if you don’t allow permission to use cookies, we will not need it. Once after you grant permission to use cookies, you can always revoke it at any time.
  2. Change your default search engine to our private domain secured-browse.net powered by Yahoo. We require this permission to use our search domain as a placeholder and to provide you the functionality in the autocomplete suggestions of your address bar. Inside this extension, we support Yahoo, Google, and Bing. You can switch to a different provider at any time inside the Settings section. 3.Access to "storage". We require this permission to save your settings within the extension.

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Extension safety

Risk impact

Did you mean? requires a few sensitive permissions. Exercise caution before installing.

Risk likelihood

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