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Developer of Honey here. Can confirm their claims are baseless. The end user has the right to modify content delivered to their browser however they want. We've done extensive research and read all the relevant court cases. Happy to chat and compare notes if you think we could be of help. You can reach me at george at joinhoney.com.

On a side note, we're interested in using your API to build this feature into Honey. I'll reach out to Ben separately.

These are shadowy companies that use aliases and shell companies to contact us. Naming them will have no effect. This is what keeps them safe.

We believe Honey can become the de facto software that every online shopper use when they buy things online. That's a much larger opportunity and doing anything shady will kill that potential.

Also because we're not shady people. :)

Haha I'm actually a little sad. We shouldn't be awesome because we refuse to be shady. That should be expected.

Favorite piece of malware?

We were approached by a company that wanted us to replace all Google ads you see with their ads that look just like Google ads. You wouldn't be able to tell the difference. That one's pretty clever.