Is Blerp - Videos, TTS, Memes, Sound Alerts safe?

Blerp reads the channel or account name of the streaming page you are on across 11 platforms and stores it in the browser.

On Twitch, YouTube, Kick, Trovo, Noice, Rumble, TikTok, Twitter/X, Discord and Blerp, the content script reads the visited channel or account owner's username (or channel ID) and the current platform name from the page URL and DOM, then saves them to chrome.storage.local. On YouTube, when the channel ID is not present in the page's meta tags, it issues same-origin fetches to the page and its canonical URL and parses the returned HTML to recover the ID. The extension requests only the storage permission, and the collected identifiers are kept in local browser storage rather than sent to an external endpoint.