SafeSite is a free browser extension for Safari, Chrome, Microsoft Edge and Firefox, made by Athelstan Services Ltd. It is provided “as it is”, with no formal support service or guaranteed response.
safesite@athelstanservices.co.uk. Include your device, its system version, your browser and your SafeSite version (SafeSite Settings → About).
Turning SafeSite on in Safari
SafeSite needs access to all websites so it can check sign-in and payment forms before you type. Pages are checked only on your device.
Why did I get a warning? The site asked for a password, card number or similar details, and it isn’t on your list of safe sites. Check the site name in the warning. If it’s the site you meant to visit, tap Trust this site. Open SafeSite from the toolbar (or Safari’s page menu on iPhone) and tap Explain to see what was found.
Marking sites safe or unsafe Open SafeSite for the page and choose Mark as Safe or Mark as Unsafe. Manage the full list in SafeSite’s Settings.
Turning warnings off for a site Open SafeSite for the page and turn checks off for this tab or for the whole site. Turn them back on in the same place.
No notifications on iPhone or iPad Notifications are off by default there; SafeSite warns you at the top of the page instead. To turn them on: SafeSite Settings → Show Notifications, and allow notifications for SafeSite in the iPhone’s Settings → Notifications. If they stop after an update, close Safari fully and open it again.
Moving my safe sites to another device or browser SafeSite Settings → Export, then Import the file on the other device. Sites already on the list aren’t added twice. On a Mac, Sync with other browsers keeps Safari, Chrome, Edge and Firefox in step automatically.
The AI check It’s optional and off by default; turn it on in SafeSite’s Settings. It runs on your device and can add or confirm a warning, but never marks a site as safe. See the privacy policy for details per browser.