Browser extension permissions can look intimidating. SteamHelper's permission model should be explainable: every permission exists to support visible Steam inventory, market, alert or account workflows.
SteamHelper needs access to supported Steam pages and SteamHelper services so it can render overlays, fetch product data and support account-bound features.
Extension storage is used for settings, authentication state, cached profile data and optional feature data. This helps the extension remember user choices.
Notifications and alarms support price alerts and optional gift checks. They do not mean SteamHelper monitors unrelated browsing.
No. SteamHelper is scoped to supported Steam and SteamHelper surfaces rather than every website the user visits.
Storage lets SteamHelper remember settings, session state and optional feature data inside the browser extension.
