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by basantrajan 4277 days ago
one way to look at it ...

the "application" Pigshell (a copy of the javascript downloaded from the "site" pigshell.com and running in your browser is an instance of the "application") requests and say is granted access to your GDrive.

so all permissions/rights are associated with the running instance of the "application" pigshell in your browser - cookies apart, end of story.

other than having served the javascript, the "site" pigshell.com has no further role to play here. so you could just as well have sourced/hosted these javascripts locally.