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O'Reilly Chrome Extension - Quick Access to Your Educational Content

'O'Reilly' extension is a tool that provides instantaneous access to the user's content in O'Reilly by opening a new tab. It allows users to continue their recently viewed content from where they left off. The extension also fetches trusted answers powered by O'Reilly when searching in Google or Stack Overflow. All this, while ensuring top-notch security and privacy for the user's data.

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Extension stats

By: oreilly.com

Users: 5,000+

Rating: 3.14

(7)

Version: 0.6.9 (Last updated: 2024-05-17)

Creation date: 2021-04-12

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Moderate risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Overrides new tab: Yes

Permissions:

cookies
storage

Host permissions:

*://*.oreilly.review/
*://*.oreilly.com/

Size: 263.17K

Email: su*****@oreilly.com

URLs: Privacy policy

Ranking

# 14,649 ▲ 259

Other rankings

#3068 in Developer Tools ▲ 9

Other platforms

O'Reilly (vVARY)

4.65

(21,508) 861,303+

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Extension summary

Analyze keywords

When enabled, you’ll go straight to recordings of your live events and recommendations and can pick up content you’ve recently viewed right where you left off.

O’Reilly is dedicated to protecting your privacy. We’ve taken all possible steps to mitigate any potential security risks and protect your personal data.

User reviews

Excellent so far

Nelson Vega, 2024-09-13

Echoing others - Don't hijack new tabs. It's obnoxious, scummy UX experience that breeds distrust. Update - Reduced the rating to 1 star after finding the extension *again* tried to hijack my tabs with no instigation from myself. Why would you put such an absurd, intrusive behavior into an extension? I've now uninstalled it.