Yeah, I understand you, but it's not open source. There's no login or authentication to worry about, and I'm not using remote code.

Remote code refers to any JavaScript or WebAssembly that is not included in the extension's package. This includes references to external files in "<'script'>" tags, modules pointing to external files, and strings evaluated through eval().

You can verify whether any "<'script'>" tags are added when you uninstall the extension. The Google team reviews extensions before publishing them to ensure security and compliance. If I were using something external, I would need to justify it.

But it's okay , I can send you the dist folder. (The dist folder contains the extension in a readable, non-minified format. It's simply the process of converting the React TypeScript code into vanilla JavaScript.)