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Detect SafeBlink blinks on any page and preview the underlying Solana transactions. Solana blinks make it easy to trigger on-chain actions from links — but they can also hide risky or malicious behavior. SafeBlink adds a safety layer by analyzing blink links before users interact with them. What SafeBlink does: - 🔍 Detects and parses Solana blink links - 🧪 Simulates the on-chain transaction before execution - 👁 Shows exactly what will happen (token transfers, program calls, SOL movement) - ⚠️ Warns users about risky or suspicious actions - 🛑 Prevents blind signing by making actions transparent Why it matters Blink links are powerful, but without visibility they can be dangerous. SafeBlink helps users understand what they are about to sign before interacting with a blink, reducing the risk of scams and unintended transactions. Who it’s for - Solana users interacting with blinks on X, websites, or apps - Developers testing blink integrations - Anyone who wants safer, more transparent on-chain interactions SafeBlink is non-custodial and does not access private keys. SafeBlink requires access to web pages in order to: - Detect Solana blink links embedded in websites - Analyze blink metadata and simulate associated transactions - Display safety warnings and previews directly in the page context No user data is sold or shared. The extension only processes data required to analyze blink actions.
Dec 22, 2025
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