Is Price Tracker 2.0 - Price Graph & Auto Buy Safe? — Extension Safety Profile

The extension requests notifications, push messaging (gcm), and local storage, plus host permission for its own domain (indiadesire.com). This is a fairly narrow scope: notifications and push enable price alerts, storage saves settings and tracked items, and access to its site allows data sync. Unlike many price trackers, it does not request permission to read data on shopping sites like Amazon, so it likely relies on its own website for price monitoring. This limited access means the extension sees much less of your overall browsing activity.

Price tracking and auto-buy tools can sometimes modify links to add referral codes or interact with checkout flows on your behalf. A careful user should understand how such an extension is supported (ads, subscriptions, affiliate models) and how its "Auto Buy" feature decides when to place an order. Because the extension only accesses its own website, the risk of it unexpectedly altering pages on other stores is reduced, but you should still review its settings and any account you create on the publisher's site.

The strongest safety dimension for this extension is Maintenance & Ownership—it has been updated recently and shows consistent versioning, which suggests active upkeep and prompt vulnerability fixes. The weakest is Publisher & Identity, reflecting limited public information about the developer, making it harder to assess long‑term trustworthiness. Community reputation sits at a moderate level, so checking user reviews for patterns of unwanted behavior is a sensible precaution.