Is flikover extension tool safe?

blackhatgesh

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I bought a tool subscription from flikover and I see they need you to install a chrome extension. On reading some reviews there are complaints of reading password etc.

Would be great if you can share your experience as I see lot of tools at cheaper price that'll be very helpful with them but hesitant due to this install?
 
I tried Flikover a while ago, and while the tool access is alluring given the cost, the Chrome extension is unquestionably a warning sign. Concerns are raised by anything requesting extensive browser access, particularly when it comes to login credentials and private information. Use a different browser profile with no sensitive information if you decide to go ahead. In my opinion, it is not worth risking your primary accounts for low-quality tools.
 
Use it on a vps or a spare pc or laptop. It does not matter which groupbuy site you use they all ask to install chrome extension.
Groupbuyseotools.org don't have extension buy windows installer software.
Don't know how safe that is.
 
flikover as a service is not outright scammy... they deliver what they say. But the security risk is real bc of the access level. If that makes you uneasy long term then prob better to just grab solo tools or safer deals even if they cost more.

tldr: good value but risky if you’re not careful. Def don’t put personal or client logins near that browser
 
I bought a tool subscription from flikover and I see they need you to install a chrome extension. On reading some reviews there are complaints of reading password etc.

Would be great if you can share your experience as I see lot of tools at cheaper price that'll be very helpful with them but hesitant due to this install?
If a Chrome extension asks for wide permissions, especially on shared tool platforms like Flikover, it's smart to be cautious. Some users have reported security concerns, so avoid logging into sensitive accounts on the same browser. If you use it, isolate it in a separate browser profile or sandboxed environment. Better safe than sorry.
 
Check the extension’s permissions and read its privacy policy. If you’re not sure, test it in an incognito window or separate profile or pick a tool that needs fewer permissions.
 
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