Umm.. wouldn't a Pinterest user actually <i>want</i> this? It seems to me that it be a useful tool for the users (who chose to install the Pinterest plugin)
Great article - those Chrome plugins with their (to the normal users) vague permissions are borderline evil. I nearly snorted coffee onto my keyboard when reading some of their potential counter responses; made my morning.
I think pinterest is the most useless thing on the internet and don't really know why even people use it at all especially people that don't sign in, you can't even scroll half the page before it completely puts a layer and forces user to signin/create account.
Looks like someone at Pinterest has updated the code[0] to exclude Readability.com<p>[0] <a href="http://assets.pinterest.com/ext/cr_139.js" rel="nofollow">http://assets.pinterest.com/ext/cr_139.js</a>