Anyone have an idea how this compares to crossrider from a functional point of view? It would be great to use an open source alternative but I'm wondering if there are any pitfalls to using trigger.io's browser-extensions.
crossrider is already detected as a ToolBar.Adware by several anti-virus programs. doesn't help that it's sole goal is to plaster user with ads and cover the licensing fee a developer is supposed to pay up front. We've seen this model in the 90s .
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Anyone have an idea how this compares to crossrider from a functional point of view? It would be great to use an open source alternative but I'm wondering if there are any pitfalls to using trigger.io's browser-extensions.
crossrider is already detected as a ToolBar.Adware by several anti-virus programs. doesn't help that it's sole goal is to plaster user with ads and cover the licensing fee a developer is supposed to pay up front. We've seen this model in the 90s .