The Scanify extension puts the link checker inside your browser. Hover any link for a threat score, let it flag dangerous links on the page you are reading, and right-click to run a full scan against 95+ antivirus engines.
Rest your cursor on any link and a small badge shows Scanify's 0 to 100 risk score before you click.
When a page loads, the extension checks its address and warns you if the site itself is flagged.
Links that resolve to flagged domains get a visible warning outline, so they are hard to click by accident.
Any link, any page: right-click, choose Scan with Scanify, and the full report opens in a new tab.
A desktop notification fires when a scan comes back High or Critical, even if you have moved on.
Every check runs through scanify.to, so you get the same seven sources and the same score as the web app.
The extension is submitted to the Chrome Web Store and awaiting review. Until it is approved you can install it from source in about a minute. It works in Chrome, Edge, Brave and any other Chromium browser that supports Manifest V3.
extension folder from the Scanify GitHub repository.chrome://extensions (or edge://extensions) and switch on Developer mode in the top right.The extension is open source. You can read every line of it in the repository linked above.