> Name squatting relies on people making a typo and installing your stuff. That cannot be innocent, come on now.
You are thinking of typosquatting. And my example shows people can publish extensions squatting on the same extension name as established ones while also changing other metadata to impersonate or spoof popular ones and confuse users quickly looking to install the extension.
You are thinking of typosquatting. And my example shows people can publish extensions squatting on the same extension name as established ones while also changing other metadata to impersonate or spoof popular ones and confuse users quickly looking to install the extension.