Pick your browser's store
Brave uses the Chrome Web Store. Once it's added, pin Clotr to your toolbar. A welcome page opens with a practice box and asks which email and chat apps you use, since those stay off until you choose them.
What it looks for
- Passwords and keys
- API keys, tokens, webhook links, connection strings and seed phrases.
- Card and bank numbers
- Card numbers, Social Security and ITIN numbers, bank accounts, IBANs and medical record numbers.
- Personal details
- However you write them, in digits, number words, misspellings or a mix.
- What scammers ask for
- Texted sign-in codes, card security codes and remote-access codes.
- Your own list
- Names and details you add yourself, kept only as a scrambled code instead of the words.
- Text in files
- Text, PDF, Word, Excel and PowerPoint files you attach, and the place saved inside a photo.
It's on for 19 AI chat sites out of the box. Email and chat sites only when you switch them on. How it works
Or install it by hand
Firefox gets the newest version straight from its store. On Chrome, Brave or Edge you can load the newest release yourself before the store catches up.
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Download the latest
clotr-<version>.zipfrom Releases and unzip it. -
Open
chrome://extensions(brave://extensionsoredge://extensions) and switch on Developer mode. - Click Load unpacked and pick the folder you unzipped.
Want more than the browser?
Clotr for Windows watches the AI desktop apps and checks the files already on your PC. Clotr for Android is a preview, and it needs testers.