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EmployeeLMazkopolo on 11/07/2026 - 10:58 safetoopen.com (251 clicks)
Last edited 11/07/2026 - 17:15 by 1 other user
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Sharing this one because I reckon a few people on here will find it handy — SafeToOpen is doing 40% off for NZ users at the moment.
It's a browser extension (Chrome and a few others) that checks websites in real time as they load — so if you end up on one of those fake bank, NZ Post, or TradeMe look-alike pages, it blocks it before you can type anything in.
The cheapest plan is actually a family one — covers up to 5 users, and each user can have it on up to 5 devices. So realistically that's the whole household sorted, laptops, phones, the lot, off one plan.
Good one to set up for anyone who isn't super confident telling a real site from a fake one — some of these scam pages are identical to the real thing now, even down to the logos.

https://safetoopen.com/en/pricing/

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  • Dazza on 11/07/2026 - 14:50

    How well.does this work for mobile devices? Will it cover all apps on your system? iOS and android? Or is it purely only a browser extension? As most mobile browsers don't have extension support esp on iOS

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  • Frisky Grandma on 11/07/2026 - 16:05

    The webpage for this is clearly vibe coded / Claude made.

    Makes me wonder about the extension itself

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    • kevin404 on 12/07/2026 - 10:10

      Yeah? Whats the tell?

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      • Kiwi on 12/07/2026 - 16:29

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        • kevin404 on 21/07/2026 - 07:09

          jesus, it's everywhere, I didn't something that subtle would give it up.

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          • Kiwi on 21/07/2026 - 09:53

            @kevin404: Yea, the em dash is generally the most obvious tell compared to human written text, since it's not readily available on most keyboards. I don't necessarily have an issue with AI written content, but for a website pushing a product? Atleast draft it yourself first, then get your AI to expand or whatever, and then refine it yourself to look clean and professional, instead of just going with "Rewrite all of these pages to be good" vibes.

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  • Rhys on 11/07/2026 - 17:23

    OP is owner, not an employee. But yes AI slop all over the website and plugin screenshots. If it works great, but I do question the security on AI products. Plenty of other dns filtering products out there.

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  • cheapestintheworld on 11/07/2026 - 18:39

    Malwarebytes Browser Guard does this for already - no sub required.

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  • Zyo on 11/07/2026 - 19:11

    All their "resources" seem to suggest they have only been around for 2 months.

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  • Kiwi on 12/07/2026 - 00:02

    Company was registered in 2014, so they've been around for a while, not that registering a company is proof of anything with regards to the product.

    The reviews on Google/Edge stores are over a number of years, the oldest is 2019, didn't bother to check if the reviews on the website match the store ones though. Always a bit sus when all reviews are 5* too.

    Their website is dogshit slop, and that's coming from someone who uses AI heavily day to day, it's poor, unpolished, and in need of some serious editing.

    I do really like the concept though, might check it out just for that alone, it could come in handy for older relatives who love to click on shit links.

    A fascinating list of customers on their previous website: https://web.archive.org/web/20251129105444/https://safetoope…

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  • kevin404 on 12/07/2026 - 10:17

    Just a headsup, I think you are doxing yourself on the SafeToOpen Chrome extensions publisher profile page, both your address and mobile are there.

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  • kiwical on 12/07/2026 - 16:28

    "I reckon a few people on here will find it handy" Tend to disagree. This website is for cheapies.
    We want cheap / free stuff. It seems there are free options that already do this, and most on here I think would be pretty used to spotting a sus website anyway.

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