Detects ClickFix paste-and-run lures and ghost/AiTM Microsoft token-phishing pages. Extensible detector framework.
Users
10
+7 in 30 days
Rating
0.0 / 5
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#197K
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Version
1.1.0
updated 20 Jul 2026
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About FixClick — ClickFix & Ghost Phishing Guard
A cross-browser Manifest V3 extension for Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera and other Chromium browsers, plus Firefox, that detects two credential/token-theft attack families in the page, in real time, and warns the user:
[v1.1.0] — 2026-07-18
Added
- Trusted-sites allowlist (false-positive escape hatch). When a warning or the
hard-block interstitial appears, you can click **Trust this site** to silence
FixClick on that hostname. Trusted hosts produce no finding, no badge, and no
overlay. The list is managed from the popup — a new **Trusted sites** section
lists every trusted host with a per-host remove button, a **Trust this site**
shortcut for the current tab, and **Clear all**.
- The allow-list is stored in local browser storage, so it is **sticky across
sessions and restarts** but is cleared if you reset the browser's extension /
site data. It never leaves your device.
### Changed
- Fewer false positives on informational pages. The passive on-page ClickFix
heuristic now requires all three signals together — fake "human verification"
framing **and** a Run-dialog/terminal/paste instruction **and** actual
command-shaped text — instead of accepting the framing or the command alone.
Security articles, vendor blogs, and news write-ups that merely *describe*
ClickFix (without carrying a live command payload) are no longer flagged. The
behavioral clipboard-interception path — which fires when a page actually
copies a command to your clipboard — is unchanged.