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Warns you with a banner on every page when your traffic is not going through Cloudflare WARP. WARP Checker tells you, at a glance, whether your browsing is actually going through Cloudflare WARP. If WARP disconnects — the app quit, the laptop woke from sleep, the tunnel dropped on a new network — nothing in the browser normally tells you. Pages keep loading and you carry on, unprotected. WARP Checker closes that gap. HOW IT WORKS Once a minute, the extension asks Cloudflare's own diagnostic endpoint how it sees your connection. If WARP is not carrying your traffic, a red banner appears at the top of every open tab, and the toolbar icon shows a red badge. When you reconnect, the banner disappears everywhere — no reloading required. FEATURES • Persistent banner on every page while WARP is disconnected • Red badge on the toolbar icon, visible even on pages the banner cannot reach • Checks again whenever you load a page, so a drop surfaces while you browse • Popup showing current status, last check time, and a "Re-check now" button • Recognises both WARP and WARP+ • Stays quiet when you are simply offline — no false alarms when there is no network to check against • Dismiss the banner for a tab when you need an unobstructed view; it returns on reload or the next time WARP drops • For managed deployments: administrators can limit it to chosen operating systems — where it is excluded it goes completely silent, making no checks at all — and can replace the banner wording with their own PRIVACY WARP Checker collects nothing. It makes one kind of request — to Cloudflare's public trace endpoint — and reads a single field from the reply. No browsing history, no page content, no analytics, no accounts, no remote code. The banner is inserted into pages; page content is never read. NOT AFFILIATED WITH CLOUDFLARE This is an independent extension. It is not made, endorsed, or supported by Cloudflare, Inc. "Cloudflare" and "WARP" are trademarks of Cloudflare, Inc. You need the Cloudflare WARP app installed separately for this to be useful.
Aug 23, 2026
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