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Website creator (HTML, CSS). Programmer (now mainly using Javascript). I naturally went to browser extension coding. My first extension is Multi Find, a tool that extends the standard search function (Ctrl-F) by allowing users to search and highlight multiple words on webpages. Users can specify the type of match they want (entire words, phrases, or fractions of words) and whether they want the search to be case or diacritic sensitive. Multi Find also enables users to count the occurrences of the words and navigate through them with colorful scrollbar marks. Another extension, based on Rubik's cube algs, is on-going.
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Need advice on DPA compliance for my chrome extension
I've recently received a request to sign a Data Processing Agreement (DPA) to allow my Chrome extension to be used within a US organization. By signing the DPA, among other things, I commit to complying with certain US laws. However, I'm based in France, and I'm concerned that I cannot make such a commitment since I am unfamiliar with those legal requirements. Has anyone navigated similar situations? I'm afraid that to ensure I don't face any legal issues, I should decline to sign this DPA. What is your opinion? Thanks in advance for your insights!
