Is Free Time Games Safe? — Extension Safety Profile

This extension requests only the “storage” API permission, which lets it save small amounts of data locally in the browser profile, such as game scores, settings, or progress. It does not request host permissions or access to tabs, so it cannot read or modify content on websites you visit. For a general browser game extension, this is a minimal and expected permission scope.

General browser extensions with few permissions are usually lower risk, but a careful user should still review each update, since an extension can later ask for more permissions. The developer-declared privacy practices state that the extension collects Location and User activity; with only storage permission, this most likely refers to data entered or actions taken within the extension rather than automatic browsing data, though developer self-declarations are not independently verified. A community rating of 3.4 out of 5 from 155 reviews suggests mixed user satisfaction, which is not unusual for simple utility extensions.

The strongest dimension is Permissions & Access, scoring 100 out of 100 because of the very limited permission request. The weakest dimension is Publisher & Identity at 60 out of 100, indicating limited public information about the individual developer, which can reduce confidence in long-term maintenance and support. Overall, the safety score is high at 83.97 out of 100, but caution remains reasonable for extensions from less-established publishers.