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LanSchool Web Helper

Helps your teacher maintain a great learning environment.

Users200KCurrent public install base
Rating1.2Store average score
Reviews4,022Public review volume
Manifest versionV3Extension platform version
7-day growth0Net users gained this week
7-day growth rate0%Relative weekly velocity
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Version9.2.0.2
ManifestV3
Size94.28KiB
Languages11Deutsch / English / español +8
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DeutschEnglishespañolfrançaisрусскийעבריתالعربية中文(中国)中文(台灣)日本語한국어
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This is the Web Helper extension for LanSchool. It extends the capabilities of the LanSchool Student software. This extension only works in a LanSchool classroom environment with LanSchool student software installed. If the LanSchool Student software is not connected, this extension becomes dormant.

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Store average score1.2Chrome Web Store aggregate rating, including ratings without synced review text
Synced text average1.2Average computed only from synced review bodies below
Reviews with text2,522Synced review bodies
Total ratings / reviews4,022Chrome Web Store public rating/review count

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Anamichi2026年4月16日
1

basura no me deja ser feliz acaben con esta basura de aplicacion o extension lo que sea pero no hay peor cosa que esto esta como destino morir pero te diria que morir es mas factible que vivir con esto

Version 9.2.0.2Language es
Juan Hernandez2026年4月16日
1

me no likey

Version 9.2.0.2Language en
30 helpful · 0 not helpful
Elena Tracy2026年4月14日
1

i hate this damn app always pmo

Version 9.2.0.2Language en
28 helpful · 0 not helpful
Hayden Owens2026年4月1日
1

Meh

Version 9.2.0.2Language en
28 helpful · 0 not helpful
Anthony Taveras2026年3月31日
1

lanschool is very stupid, block everything. very horrible

Version 9.2.0.2Language en
28 helpful · 0 not helpful
basketcadet2026年3月25日
1

Lenovo, I have one question for you due to your endless atrocities. If you were the Roman soldier ordered to crucify Jesus—hammer in hand, nails gleaming under the Judean sun—would you drive them in? Would you even hesitate before shouldering that eternal weight of betrayal? Would you have eagerly forged the machinery of Nazi Germany, turning ordinary factories into engines of horror, all for the sake of "progress" and profit? You seem like you would. In fact, your entire history screams that you already have. From the moment you acquired IBM's PC division, the shadows followed. Intelligence agencies—CIA, MI5, and others across the Five Eyes—banned your machines for years over suspected backdoors in hardware and firmware that could let remote spies slip in like thieves in the night. The U.S. State Department exiled you from classified networks. Marines in Iraq ripped your laptops out of their hands in 2008 when they caught data streaming silently back to China. Yet you kept marching forward, unrepentant. Then came 2014–2015, your Superfish VisualDiscovery apocalypse. You didn't just preload adware—you weaponized it. On hundreds of thousands of fresh laptops, you installed software that tore open HTTPS encryption with a universal self-signed root certificate, turning every secure connection into a highway for man-in-the-middle attacks. Bank details, passwords, private messages—laid bare to anyone on the same Wi-Fi. You injected ads into encrypted pages while pretending it was "visual shopping help." The world erupted. The FTC slammed you. You paid millions in settlements. You promised to do better. But you didn't. Your "Lenovo Service Engine" lurked in the BIOS like a digital parasite, reinstalling bloatware even after clean Windows installs. More trackers. More intrusions. And now, in 2026, the latest dagger: a class-action lawsuit accuses you of systematically funneling Americans' bulk sensitive personal data—browsing habits, IP addresses, advertising IDs, full behavioral profiles—straight through your automated advertising systems to entities in China, in brazen violation of the U.S. Department of Justice's rules against transferring data to "countries of concern." You deny it, of course. But the pattern is a screaming indictment: you build dossiers that could expose vulnerabilities in judges, soldiers, journalists, dissidents. All while your Chinese parent company stands ready under laws that demand cooperation with state intelligence. This isn't incompetence. This is a company that time and again chooses profit over principle, convenience over security, loyalty to Beijing over loyalty to its customers. You sell machines that feel like Trojan horses—pretty on the outside, riddled with compromise within. Flickering screens, endless warranty nightmares, forums flooded with betrayed users... all while your real product seems to be surveillance and control. I would never obey the order to crucify the innocent. I would never help build the death camps or the propaganda machine of tyranny. But you? You carry that responsibility with a smile, quarter after quarter, scandal after scandal, as if human trust, privacy, and freedom are just more disposable parts to be shipped overseas. Lenovo, hear me clearly: if you continue this path of betrayal, if one more scandal drops or one more user's data bleeds into foreign hands, I am coming for you. Not with empty words—but with fire, exposure, and unrelenting pursuit until justice is served.

Version 9.2.0.2Language en
118 helpful · 5 not helpful
Dylan Twar2026年3月24日
1

I was watching 2kwtrek and i couldn't anymore 😕

Version 9.2.0.2Language en
19 helpful · 0 not helpful
thu aung2026年3月23日
1

This IS CHEEKS I can read BOOKS AT THIS POINT THIS IS REASON THAT THE DISTRICT GOT HACKED

Version 9.2.0.2Language en
25 helpful · 0 not helpful
Alexander Wychocki2026年3月23日
1

i was playing five nights at epsines and my bum as teacher wanted to play so i lost on night 4 she lost her job becuase i wipped out my phone and she got fired. she works at walmart and i saw her yesterday and threw a hotdog at her.

Version 9.2.0.2Language en
75 helpful · 3 not helpful
Saint Micheals Middle School2026年3月23日
1

Admin of Saint Michaels Middle here, We have been using this extension and have decided to discontinue the use of this extension due too the vast majority of problems expressed to us by students and teachers most of them being about how the screen will lag and freeze up and the students say it puts an unbearable amount of stress on top of what they already have going through puberty and worrying about their grades. One student James Buzzeli had the courage to make it a point to us that this shows the students the dictatorship going on in a classroom with the teacher having complete control, Although many argue they will do foolish things such as play games, not do work, etc. We believe students should be mature enough by 6th grade to take accountability and be responsible for themselves unless they are special needs or have any learning disabilities that require help from a tutor or adult of course. We as a school admin have seen how this benefits students and teachers helping the class run smoothly. From our teacher Mrs. smith she states" students seem to have a decrease in stress and have said to me that they feel a lot more independent. Thank you for your time- SMMS

Version 9.2.0.2Language en
67 helpful · 6 not helpful