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Point for Chrome
Tech Specs
- • Type: Browser Extension
- • Latest Version: 2019.2.0.5
- • Price: Freeware
- • Offline: No
- • Developer: getpoint.co
User Reviews
- • Rating Average
- 4.78 out of 5
- • Rating Users
- 125
Download Count
- • Total Downloads
- 43
- • Current Version Downloads
- 12
- • Updated: February 24, 2020
Point is a free Social & Communication Extension for Chrome. You could download the latest version crx file or old version crx files and install it.
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More About Point
What people are saying:
“Emailing a link now is the most frustrating thing in the world”
“I never knew I needed this app, until I had it. Now I can’t live without it.”
“Super intuitive.”
“I wish I thought of this. I can’t believe it hasn’t existed before.”
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The Point Chrome extension requests a number of Google Chrome permissions in order to function as the quickest way to send a link from any webpage and have an interactive chat alongside any website content. Below we have detailed how we use each of these permissions. You can also find this information in our privacy policy (https://www.getpoint.co/legal).
- Point uses the "All URLS" permission so that it can run the app on any page. This allows you to quickly and easily send a Point from any page and open Point chats alongside the page. Point does not use this to record your browsing history. It only saves the websites you send a Point chat from.
- Point uses the "Web Request" and "Web Request Blocking" permission only to intercept web requests to Point's website and servers so that it can securely send and receive your authentication info during login. It does not use this permission to record or manipulate your web browsing activity.
- Point uses the "Web Navigation" permission to hide an open Point chat when you leave the page it was started on.
- Point uses the "Cookies" permission only to track cookies you may have from visiting our website (getpoint.co) so that it can potentially show you a different login experience if you joined Point from an invite. These cookies may also be used to determine how you discovered Point in our analytics so that we can better understand the app's growth.
- Point uses the "Context Menus" permission to allow you to send a Point and add highlights from the context menu (accessed by right/control-clicking on a page).
- Point uses the "Tabs" and "Windows" permissions in order to open webpages with a Point you have sent or received. It also uses this to send new message updates to open chat pages.
- Point uses the "Storage" permission to store your account info (your login + friends list) securely in Chrome storage to keep you logged-in and allow you to immediately send a Point from any webpage.
- Point uses the "Notifications" permission to send you in-browser notifications when you receive points.
- Point uses the "Alarms" permission to periodically perform background maintenance (check for updates and synchronize your notifications)
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http://thenextweb.com/socialmedia/2014/07/31/point-chrome-extension-will-let-share-chat-within-article/
http://research.gigaom.com/2015/01/point-is-a-small-and-simple-app-for-link-sharing-and-commentary/
“Emailing a link now is the most frustrating thing in the world”
“I never knew I needed this app, until I had it. Now I can’t live without it.”
“Super intuitive.”
“I wish I thought of this. I can’t believe it hasn’t existed before.”
---
The Point Chrome extension requests a number of Google Chrome permissions in order to function as the quickest way to send a link from any webpage and have an interactive chat alongside any website content. Below we have detailed how we use each of these permissions. You can also find this information in our privacy policy (https://www.getpoint.co/legal).
- Point uses the "All URLS" permission so that it can run the app on any page. This allows you to quickly and easily send a Point from any page and open Point chats alongside the page. Point does not use this to record your browsing history. It only saves the websites you send a Point chat from.
- Point uses the "Web Request" and "Web Request Blocking" permission only to intercept web requests to Point's website and servers so that it can securely send and receive your authentication info during login. It does not use this permission to record or manipulate your web browsing activity.
- Point uses the "Web Navigation" permission to hide an open Point chat when you leave the page it was started on.
- Point uses the "Cookies" permission only to track cookies you may have from visiting our website (getpoint.co) so that it can potentially show you a different login experience if you joined Point from an invite. These cookies may also be used to determine how you discovered Point in our analytics so that we can better understand the app's growth.
- Point uses the "Context Menus" permission to allow you to send a Point and add highlights from the context menu (accessed by right/control-clicking on a page).
- Point uses the "Tabs" and "Windows" permissions in order to open webpages with a Point you have sent or received. It also uses this to send new message updates to open chat pages.
- Point uses the "Storage" permission to store your account info (your login + friends list) securely in Chrome storage to keep you logged-in and allow you to immediately send a Point from any webpage.
- Point uses the "Notifications" permission to send you in-browser notifications when you receive points.
- Point uses the "Alarms" permission to periodically perform background maintenance (check for updates and synchronize your notifications)
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http://thenextweb.com/socialmedia/2014/07/31/point-chrome-extension-will-let-share-chat-within-article/
http://research.gigaom.com/2015/01/point-is-a-small-and-simple-app-for-link-sharing-and-commentary/
