Osprey: Browser Protection
Browser extension that protects you from malicious websites.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
Platforms
- Microsoft Edge
- Google Chrome
- Mozilla Firefox
Features
- Browser extension
Osprey: Browser Protection News & Activities
Recent activities
sebastianpaczoski added Osprey: Browser Protection as alternative to AVG Online Security and Total WebShield
sebastianpaczoski added Osprey: Browser Protection as alternative to Microsoft Defender Browser Protection
sebastianpaczoski added Osprey: Browser Protection as alternative to Web3 Antivirus
sebastianpaczoski added Osprey: Browser Protection as alternative to Nighthawk by PhishFort- sebastianpaczoski updated Osprey: Browser Protection
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sebastianpaczoski added Osprey: Browser Protection as alternative to ScamBlockPlus
Osprey: Browser Protection information
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Alternatives
18 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
AlternativeTo Categories
Security & Privacy, Web BrowsersGitHub repository
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- 16 Forks
- 0 Open Issues
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What is Osprey: Browser Protection?
Osprey is a browser extension that protects you from malicious websites.
Osprey blocks websites that are classified as:
Malicious Phishing Untrusted Adult Content
The following providers are enabled by default:
AdGuard Security DNS alphaMountain Web Protection PrecisionSec Web Protection CleanBrowsing Security DNS Cloudflare Security DNS DNS0.eu Security DNS DNS4EU Security DNS Quad9 Security DNS
The following providers are disabled by default: Security Filters
Control D Security DNS CERT-EE Security DNS Norton Safe Web
Adult Content Filters
AdGuard Family DNS Control D Family DNS CleanBrowsing Family DNS Cloudflare Family DNS DNS0.eu Family DNS DNS4EU Family DNS
Providers disabled by default are either due to:
Frequent reports of false positives Failure to respond to false positive reports Being an optional adult content filter Being a paid service that requires a license or API key