Cooling signalNo paid features detectedHigh-risk permissions

IPVideoTalk for Google Calendar

IPVideoTalk for Google Calendar.

Users53Current public install base

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Reviews0Public review volume

Manifest versionV3Extension platform version

7-day growth-1Net users gained this week

7-day growth rate-1.85%Relative weekly velocity

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Version1.0.0.7

ManifestV3

Size893KiB

Languages1English

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Schedule IPVideoTalk meetings directly from Google Calendar

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Schedule and manage IPVideoTalk meetings directly within Google Calendar.

Allows users to create, edit, and delete video conference meetings without leaving Google Calendar, integrating with the IPVideoTalk service.

User opens Google Calendar -> Extension injects UI -> User clicks 'Schedule Meeting' -> User signs in to IPVideoTalk (if not already) -> User fills meeting details -> User saves to Calendar which triggers API call to IPVideoTalk to create the meeting.

Target users: Google Calendar users who use IPVideoTalk for video conferencing

Analysis based on static source code; dynamic behavior of the destination service's billing flow was not fully traceable without network execution.

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No paid features detected

The extension itself does not implement payment logic. However, the destination service (IPVideoTalk) uses API endpoints like /pro/plugin/login and /pro/plugin/detail, and CSS classes like #upgradeForm and boot_purchase_page_bg.png indicate the existence of paid plans/subscriptions on the service side. The extension merely acts as a client for these services.

Confidence: 85
Payment platform: --
Source: AI / High
Login required: Yes
Reason: The extension requires the user to sign in to their IPVideoTalk account to use the core functionality (creating/managing meetings). The UI includes a dedicated sign-in form (html/sign_in.html) and handles session expiration. Without login, the extension cannot interact with the IPVideoTalk API to schedule meetings.

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High-risk permissions

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扩展能力较强：storage、tabs、webRequest
主机权限覆盖范围较宽

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