BROWSER EXTENSION
FraudLens Link Guard
The extension checks the site you are on against the real addresses of Mauritius banks and telecoms, and can scan a page or a selected message on request. It is not in any browser store yet, so you download it here and load it into your browser yourself.
Chrome and Edge
Works in Chrome 102 or later and in Microsoft Edge.- 01Download the extension zip and unzip it.
- 02Open chrome://extensions (in Edge: edge://extensions).
- 03Turn on Developer mode.
- 04Click Load unpacked and choose the unzipped fraudlens-link-guard folder (the one with manifest.json in it).
Microsoft EdgeChrome and Edge ↑
Same steps as Chrome, on edge://extensions.FirefoxNot supported
Not supported yet. The extension is built for Chromium browsers (Manifest V3 service worker), and it has not been packaged or tested for Firefox.01Checks each site's address against the real domains of Mauritius banks and telecoms, and marks the toolbar icon.
02Scan This Page: reads the page's visible text, never form fields or anything you typed, and checks it.
03Right-click a link or selected text to check it.
04Security Report: a passive check of a site's HTTPS, headers and cookies.
Read the extension's privacy policy →Outlook add-in
Checks the email you have open in Outlook on the web or desktop. Not in the Microsoft store yet, so you add it from a manifest file.- 01Download manifest.xml (button below).
- 02Go to aka.ms/olksideload. This opens Outlook on the web.
- 03Open My add-ins, then Custom Addins, then Add a custom add-in, then Add from file.
- 04Pick manifest.xml. FraudLens then appears when you open an email.