Freedium Mirror

Freedium Mirror adds a single button to your toolbar. Click it on any web page and the extension opens that page's address through freedium-mirror.cfd in a new tab. That is the entire feature: no popup, no menu, no settings, no second step. HOW IT WORKS 1. Browse to any http:// or https:// page. 2. Click the Freedium Mirror icon in your toolbar. 3. A new tab opens at https://freedium-mirror.cfd/ followed by the current address. The new tab is inserted immediately to the right of the tab you were on and is linked to it as a child tab, so your tab order stays predictable and closing it puts you back where you started. Your original tab is never modified or navigated away. WHEN NOTHING HAPPENS Some pages cannot be forwarded: internal browser pages (chrome://), the Chrome Web Store, and local files. Clicking the icon on one of those, or clicking it when you are already on freedium-mirror.cfd, shows a small red "!" badge over the icon for about two seconds instead of opening a broken tab. PERMISSIONS AND PRIVACY Freedium Mirror requests exactly one permission: activeTab. That permission grants access to the current tab only at the moment you click the icon, and only to read its address so the link can be assembled. The extension does not inject or run any code inside the pages you visit. It does not read page content, does not track your browsing, and has no analytics, no remote configuration, no accounts, and no background network requests of its own. It collects and transmits no user data of any kind. ABOUT THE DESTINATION SITE freedium-mirror.cfd is an independent third-party website. It is not affiliated with, operated by, or endorsed by the developer of this extension. This extension only assembles and opens a link to it; it does not host, proxy, modify, or serve any content itself. The availability and behavior of that site are entirely outside this extension's control. SIZE The whole package is roughly 20 KB: a manifest, one small background script, and the icons. No third-party libraries, no bundled frameworks.