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Last verified against extension manifest version 1.8.4 on August 11, 2026.

Browser permissions

Host access

The manifest also permits Introd website and app pages to connect to the extension for supported bridge behavior.

Permissions not requested

The current manifest does not request:
  • access to every website
  • clipboard access
  • download management
  • browsing-history access
  • microphone, camera, or location access

What Chrome permission does not mean

Host access allows the content script to run on a matching page. It does not mean every field on that site is imported, but it does allow the script to inspect rendered page content. With the default capture settings on, derived identity and relationship fields can be recorded locally and submitted to Introd for enrichment when authenticated.
Current selectors include LinkedIn messaging containers, and relationship parsing can fall back to their rendered text. Pausing a connection sync does not stop this page processing. Disable the extension in Chrome before opening a sensitive page if you do not want its code to run there.

Review before approving

  1. Confirm the extension name is Introd for LinkedIn.
  2. Confirm the version matches the build information supplied by Introd.
  3. Compare Chrome’s permission prompt with this page.
  4. Stop and contact [email protected] if the build asks for access outside these hosts or permissions.
See Integration Data Usage for the fields used after permission is granted.
Last modified on August 17, 2026