Hey! paid2 just told me about this plugin. I think it's one step to something much bigger, as (at least on the firefox add-on store) there are no lightweight, open source phishing protectors.
I would like to ask, do you think it is possible to:
- open source the list of sites that the add-on considers as official?
- opening up the list to be more than just from orangefren?
Maybe, forking for the above wider purpose (to not disrupt the original purpose)?
Great work and I will be downloading the plugin once it is on the FF store. It would be great to see this without reliance on any domain, and on a publicly maintained list instead. This could be a killer add-on for the world if it worked this way.
Thanks for the suggestions!
I don't mind sharing the full list with people and letting them add services to it, although the current design would make it quite tedious to push those changes to the users. Hopefully we can find the time to change the current approach to make it possible.
It might be worth splitting the project into two. One for the current purpose, another that is designed to be community maintained, open source, and for all popular/official services (list maintained by its community).
If OrangeFren aren't able to do this please let me know so I can find someone is interested in working on this, or if someone who is interested sees this, PM me!