Is Ui.Vision Safe? — Extension Safety Profile

This extension requests a wide set of high-impact permissions, including access to all websites, bookmarks, clipboard, cookies, downloads, debugger, proxy, web request modification, and native messaging. This level of access is atypical for a general-purpose browser add-on, but it matches the tool's actual role as a browser automation and RPA utility, which needs to control and observe web sessions across any site. While the permission scope is expected for such a use case, it demands a high degree of trust in the publisher because the extension can read and alter everything you do in the browser.

With and permissions like webRequest, cookies, and debugger, the extension could technically capture sensitive data (such as login credentials or financial details) if it were compromised or ill-intentioned. Automation extensions are sometimes imitated by clones, so confirming you have the authentic listing is important. The developer states that data is not sold or used for unrelated purposes, but these are self-declared privacy practices. A careful user should ensure the extension behaves as expected and review recent community feedback.

The safety assessment gives a perfect score for Maintenance & Ownership, indicating the extension is actively maintained and its publisher is clearly identifiable, which reduces the risk of abandonment. The weakest dimension is Permissions & Access, reflecting the broad set of powerful APIs that lower the overall rating. With a 3.9 star rating and 200,000 users, the extension enjoys a sizable base, but its mixed reviews suggest that checking for recent complaints about performance or unexpected behavior is a sensible precaution before granting such extensive permissions.