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I see that there's a Chrome Extension API called chrome.browsingData that lets you clear the browser data in a granular way. However, I could not find an API to tell Chrome to run Settings > Privacy & Security > Safety Check > Check Now. Looking at the source code for this settings.js, I see that it calls:

HatsBrowserProxyImpl.getInstance().trustSafetyInteractionOccurred(TrustSafetyInteraction.RAN_SAFETY_CHECK);this.runSafetyCheck_()

However, I do not see how to do this from within a Chrome Extension. Is it possible? And, if not possible, then can I implement an IFRAME that lets me embed this feature in it from the chrome://settings/privacy page ?

Volomike
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    No, only the built-in pages and built-in component extensions can access it. See also [Can you access chrome:// pages from an extension?](https://stackoverflow.com/q/19042857) – wOxxOm Apr 12 '22 at 20:08

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