BitslabSafe is a browser extension focused on social media and web safety. It provides real-time risk detection and site blocking to protect your browsing experience.
- Link risk warnings in X/Twitter posts: analyze external links in timelines and tweet detail pages and mark risky destinations
- Dangerous site blocking: automatically block suspected phishing, malicious, or impersonation sites with clear reasons
- X/Twitter account analysis: highlight suspicious behavior and potential impersonation risks to help identify untrustworthy accounts
- Lightweight and privacy-friendly: local-first detection flows with minimal data collection
Visit the product site for more details: https://safe.bitslab.xyz/
Supported primarily on Chromium-based browsers (Chrome, Edge, Brave, etc.).
Manual install (developer mode):
- Download a release package or build output and unzip
- Open
chrome://extensionsand enable "Developer mode" - Click "Load unpacked" and select the unzipped extension directory (typically
dist/or your build output directory)
Usage:
- On X/Twitter, the extension automatically shows link risk warnings in posts
- When a high-risk website is detected, the extension shows a blocking page with detailed reasons
- Click the extension icon in the browser toolbar to view recent analyses and common settings
Depending on implementation and browser version, the extension may request:
- Page access and content scripts (to display warnings on X/Twitter pages)
- Network request observation and interception (for site risk decisions and blocking)
- Local storage (to save user preferences and cache detection results)
- Notifications (to alert users of security events when necessary)
- Does not collect personally identifiable information and does not read sensitive credentials
- Uses local-first detection; contacts BitsLab security cloud only when needed for up-to-date intelligence
- Any collected risk signals are used solely to improve security detection, not for ads or profiling
This repository contains a browser extension. For local development and building:
- Ensure a modern Node.js runtime is installed
- Install dependencies and run your build scripts to produce a loadable extension directory
- For detailed developer guidance, see: https://safe.bitslab.xyz/
Build scripts and configuration differ by environment and browser; follow the actual repository scripts.
- No warnings shown on X/Twitter: confirm the extension is enabled and allowed on
x.com/twitter.com - False positives or misses: submit feedback in the blocking page or popup, or via the product website
- Conflicts with other security extensions: adjust rule priority in settings or temporarily disable conflicting extensions to isolate issues
- Product site and docs: https://safe.bitslab.xyz/
- Issues and suggestions: contact us via the feedback channels on the site
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file in this repository.