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A Chrome extension for TLSNotary TLSNotary lets you create verifiable proofs of website data. It cryptographically confirms what a website told you, without sharing your password or full session. It is used by developers to build apps that require trusted, tamper-proof data from the web. ────────────────────────────────────────────────── ⚠ WERE YOU ASKED TO INSTALL THIS? If an app or website sent you here, pause before continuing. TLSNotary is a legitimate, open-source tool, but it can be used by third-party plugins to read and share the contents of web pages you visit. Only proceed if: • You trust the app or service that directed you here • You understand what data it is asking you to prove (e.g. your account balance, identity, or transaction history) • You are comfortable with that data being shared When in doubt, do not install. You can always verify TLSNotary at: https://tlsnotary.org ────────────────────────────────────────────────── TLSNotary is a zkTLS engine for the browser. You write a plugin for your specific use case and TLSNotary handles the infrastructure to run it, request proofs from users, and verify them, without relying on a centralized trusted third party. ✔ Censorship resistant ✔ Open source and auditable ✔ Private: only share what you choose to disclose ✔ Secure: cryptographic primitives, no trust assumptions, plugins sandboxed ⚠ TLSNotary is new software and has not yet been independently audited. Do your own due diligence before using it in production. Documentation and plugin SDK: https://tlsnotary.org/docs
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