> What abuse do you have in mind? > I was thinking of the kind of crummy user experience you used to get when closing some ad popups/popunders before popup blocking became a common browser feature, where they'd keep popping up more windows in their onunload handlers. Hopefully this kind of thing would be pretty rare, but one of the reasons people uninstall an extensions is that they are lame/sleazy/poorly designed etc. Maybe we can come up with something along the lines of the window close confirmation hook for regular web pages, where the extension can indicate it wants to do some final cleanup but the user has the ultimate power to say "no, just go away".
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