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Check suspicious links, current pages, scam messages, and optional Personal Pro license status with ScanLens. ScanLens helps you check suspicious links and messages before you click. Use the extension to scan: - the current page - a link from the right-click menu - selected text from a web page - pasted SMS, email or chat messages ScanLens looks for phishing, scam pages, suspicious redirects, risky domains and message patterns commonly used in delivery scams, fake bank alerts, account verification scams and payment fraud. How it works: 1. Click the ScanLens icon in your browser. 2. Check the current page or paste a suspicious link or message. 3. Get a clear SAFE, SUSPICIOUS or DANGEROUS verdict with simple reasons. 4. You can also right-click a link or selected text and choose ScanLens to run a quick check. Personal Pro: ScanLens includes a free daily extension scan limit. Personal Pro users can activate a paid license key inside the extension to unlock the paid extension scan limit. After purchasing Personal Pro on scanlens.app, paste your license key into the Personal Pro section in the extension popup and click Activate Pro. Privacy: ScanLens only sends the link, page URL or text that you choose to check to scanlens.app for automated security analysis. The extension stores your last scan result locally in the browser so it can show your recent result. The extension may also store an anonymous extension client ID and, if you choose to activate Personal Pro, your license key locally in the browser. Important: No scanner can guarantee that every link or message is safe or dangerous. ScanLens provides best-effort automated analysis. Always be careful with unknown links, payment pages, login forms and urgent messages asking for personal or financial details.
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