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Adds links to strings that look like Ethereum addresses to your favourite blockchain explorer. Adds protection against private key phishing. Offers custom site bookmarks.

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EtherAddressLookup

Automatically adds links to strings that look like Ethereum addresses so you can quickly look them up on your favourite block explorer.

Prevents you from interacting with known phishing domains by wiping the DOM and displaying text notifying you.

The blacklists found in this repo serve both the EAL Chrome Extension & MetaMask Chrome Extension. We use a Levenshtein distance algoritm to detect similar URLs, so if you encounter an errounously-blocked website, please add it to the whitelist.

Announcement Post: https://harrydenley.com/ethaddresslookup-chrome-extension-release/

Ether/ERC20 donation address: 0x661b5dc032bedb210f225df4b1aa2bdd669b38bc

Installations

Chrome & Firefox Extension

The master branch is bundled on every release and pushed to the Chrome & Firefox Extension store, you can view/download it here: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/etheraddresslookup/pdknmigbbbhmllnmgdfalmedcmcefdfn for Chrome, and https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/etheraddresslookup/ for Firefox.

(Note that this will have automatic updates)

Manual Installation

Chrome

  • Clone/download the repo.
  • Go to chrome:https://extensions in Chrome
  • Turn on developer mode.
  • Load the manifest.json file by dragging and dropping.

Firefox

  • Clone/download the repo.
  • Go to about:debugging in Firefox
  • Click "Load Temporary Add-on"
  • Browse to the downloaded repo, and double click manifest.json

(Note that this will not have automatic updates)

Found a Phishing URL? Is your website getting erroneously blocked? You have the power to fix it, not just talk about it!

As a community resource, everyone is encouraged to make a PR to add or update these lists. This process is far easier than you might imagine!

  1. If you do not already have a Github account, sign up. (it's free and easy!)
  2. Navigate to the file you would like to make the adjustment to by clicking it's name.
    • If a site is erroneously blacklisted you will likely want to add it to the whitelist. It probably isn't on the blacklist and got caught due to Levenstein distance algoritm.
    • If you see a scam website being passed around that isn't blockced, please add it to the blackliast.
  3. Click the pencil icon in upper right.
  4. Type "yourdomain.com", on line #2 (right below the first [)
  5. Type "www.yourdomain.com", on line #3
  6. Scroll to the bottom. under "Commit changes" enter a reason you are making this change.
    • Example: "Adding myetherscam.com to blacklist. See [link to tweet / reddit post / screenshot]."
    • You can also provide more details in the box below. Please provide as much detail / evidence as reasonable so reviewers can verify quickly.