See the scam warning signs while you are still chatting
You should not have to copy and paste a conversation somewhere to find out it is a scam. This little add-on watches for the phrases scammers use and highlights them right there on the page — on WhatsApp Web, Telegram Web, dating sites, or any website you open.
What it highlights
Red means a phrase that almost always means a scam. Yellow means be careful and check before you act. Hover over any highlight to see why it was flagged.
“Guaranteed returns”
No real investment can promise a profit.
“Pay a fee to withdraw”
The classic fake-platform trap — your money was never really there.
“Send your seed phrase”
Nobody legitimate ever needs your wallet recovery words.
“We can recover your lost crypto”
Recovery offers after a scam are almost always a second scam.
“30% daily returns”
Fixed daily percentages do not exist.
“My uncle taught me to trade”
A standard opening line in romance-investment scripts.
How to install it in Chrome
It takes about two minutes. Works in Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc and Opera.
- 1Click the Chrome download button and unzip the file.
- 2Open chrome://extensions in Chrome, Edge, Brave or Opera.
- 3Turn on Developer mode using the switch in the top-right corner.
- 4Click Load unpacked and choose the folder you unzipped.
- 5Open WhatsApp Web or Telegram Web — risky phrases are highlighted automatically.
How to install it in Firefox
Firefox uses its own add-on format, so use the Firefox download above. Loading it this way keeps it active until you restart Firefox.
- 1Click the Firefox download button (no need to unzip it).
- 2Open about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox in Firefox.
- 3Click Load Temporary Add-on.
- 4Choose the downloaded .zip file.
- 5Open WhatsApp Web or Telegram Web — risky phrases are highlighted automatically.
Your privacy
Everything happens inside your own browser. The extension does not send your messages, chats or browsing history to us or to anyone else. There is no account and no tracking.
Good to know
This is a helper, not a verdict. A page with no highlights is not proof that something is safe, and a highlighted phrase is not proof that a person is a criminal. When in doubt, run the name or website through the free checker before you send any money.