Backdrop Chrome Browser MV3
Extension Actions
CRX ID
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Status
- Live on Store
Description from extension meta
Impero Backdrop Chrome Browser Extension For MV3
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Description from store
Allows Windows and Mac devices using the Chrome browser to be supported by Impero’s cloud-based classroom management solution. Enable teachers to deliver digital learning anywhere, on any device.
Supported features:
Launch website – open a web site on the device automatically
Disable internet – disable internet access
Restrict browsing – enforce allow and block website lists
Tab management – view open browser tabs lists and close open tabs
Latest reviews
- Eva Flemming
- 10/10 app
- Jett Wilson
- Oh, the ‘Impero Backdrop Chrome’ extension, where do I even start? It’s truly a spectacle to behold. The user reviews are simply overflowing with praise. From “This app is super annoying and irritating especially when I’m trying to do work. I do not recommend this app to ANYONE” to "This sucks and should be removed because I can’t even listen to music to concentrate my teachers use this a lot and it’s annoying", it’s clear that this extension has touched the hearts of its users. And who could forget the heartfelt review, "Bro this is an invasion of privacy this sucks"? Such high praise indeed! It’s truly a wonder how we ever managed without this gem of an extension. So, if you’re looking for an unforgettable digital experience, ‘Impero Backdrop Chrome’ is the way to go. Truly, a round of applause is in order for the developers of this extraordinary tool.
- Luca Romero
- Worst chrome extension every developed, pls get it banned ASAP
- Jihan Nireshwalia
- worst extension in my twenty year long career.
- Cooper Lowe
- The early 1960s marked a tumultuous period in global history, characterized by the intense geopolitical rivalry between the United States and the Soviet Union, commonly known as the Cold War. Two pivotal events during this era were the Cuban Missile Crisis and the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. These events not only shaped the course of history but also bore witness to the clandestine world of espionage. In an ironic twist, a seemingly unrelated element, the Impero Backdrop Chrome extension, provides an unintentional backdrop to the narrative of secrecy and intrigue surrounding these critical moments in history. In October 1962, the world held its breath as the United States and the Soviet Union teetered on the brink of nuclear war during the Cuban Missile Crisis. The discovery of Soviet ballistic missiles in Cuba prompted a tense standoff, with President Kennedy demanding their removal and imposing a naval blockade around the island. The crisis highlighted the fragility of international relations and the high stakes of Cold War competition. Behind the scenes, covert intelligence operations played a crucial role in uncovering the Soviet plan, emphasizing the pivotal role of espionage in shaping global events. The assassination of President John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963, in Dallas, Texas, remains one of the most tragic and mysterious events in American history. While Lee Harvey Oswald was charged with the crime, numerous conspiracy theories abound, suggesting hidden agendas and covert operations. The intelligence community's involvement and the clandestine nature of some government actions have fueled speculation about the true motives behind Kennedy's assassination. Espionage, with its shroud of secrecy, adds an additional layer of complexity to the narrative, leaving some questions unanswered even today. Amidst this historical backdrop, the Impero Backdrop Chrome extension, designed for seemingly innocuous spying, ironically connects to the broader theme of espionage. While its intended purpose is likely less nefarious, the name itself conjures images of covert operations and hidden motives. In a world where privacy concerns are paramount, even a one-star review of such an extension serves as a reminder of the delicate balance between surveillance and personal freedom. In conclusion, the Cuban Missile Crisis and the assassination of JFK are pivotal moments in history, shaped by the covert operations and espionage that defined the Cold War era. The Impero Backdrop Chrome extension, though unrelated in purpose, inadvertently becomes a metaphorical backdrop to these historical events. As we reflect on the past, we are reminded that the shadows of espionage have long-reaching effects, shaping the course of nations and influencing the trajectory of global events.
- Felix Fung
- Literally, caused a tragedy.
- Aidam aidam
- Ruined my marriage and corrupted my 13 children. Would not recommend.
- Aidamnn
- Who decided to make this?
- Aidan Cheung
- Someone pls remove this extension. So bad.
- Aidam 69
- Terrible extension pls get it banned
- isaiah tschetter
- i hate it
- isaiah tschetter
- i hate it
- Zoravar Paintal
- awful.... doesn't even work
- Zoravar Paintal
- awful.... doesn't even work
- Logan Ullery
- just bad
- Logan Ullery
- just bad
- Jarne Lavaert
- Hate it, it's trash!
- Jarne Lavaert
- Hate it, it's trash!
- Varun Pradeep
- Horrible. Would not recommend.
- Varun Pradeep
- Horrible. Would not recommend.
- gracie clarke
- wont let me disdownload it and i cant access anything
- gracie clarke
- wont let me disdownload it and i cant access anything
- Jason Tie
- It was good at the first time when you went to a valid website, it has color. But, when you press it, it does nothing.
- Jason Tie
- It was good at the first time when you went to a valid website, it has color. But, when you press it, it does nothing.
- BIG C
- one of the worst products i have ever used
- Lance Woolman
- one of the worst products i have ever used