Users who have installed the extension are shown the message been disabled because it contains malware.
It replaces the suspended pages with a blank page until the users decide to use it again.
These suspicious updates are said to contain a tracking code that could copy user information and passwords.
The malicious maintainer remains in control, however, and can introduce an update at any time.
Well, they could until Google nuked the extension from their store.
Neither Google nor the new owner of The Great Suspender has issued an official statement regarding the issue.
As a precautionary measure, users of the extension are advised to delete the extension and change their passwords.
However, it’s possible for you to retrieve the lost tabs by following the following steps:
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source: www.techworm.net
