Thanks to @whatsup for pointing out what most of us didn't realize.
I feel totally ashamed of promoting a service that is spying on its users without clearly stating it on their website.
Snax's wallet comes as a Chrome extension, which gets these sneaky permissions once you install it.
So, basically, amongst other things, it can read your posting or active keys if you ever copy and paste them into, for example, your Steem Wallet.
Who knows what they do with this data?
This is an open question to the @snaxteam, maybe they want to answer us in the comments of this post...
In my opinion, this is a sneaky practice, and another example of how we give up our privacy for a handful of coins that don't even have any value, at least not yet.
I am uninstalling their extension, and yes I will keep my keys safe (just in case these coins are worth something, so I can sell them).
My question to the Snax team is: