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Local-first phishing signals for Gmail. SpamChecker analyzes every email you open in Gmail and gives you an instant danger rating — so you know whether to trust a message before you click anything. Gmail's built-in spam filter works at the server level and gives you no visibility into why a message looks suspicious. SpamChecker fills that gap by running a deep local analysis on every email you open, right in your browser. Nothing is ever sent to external servers. What SpamChecker checks: Email authentication — SPF, DKIM, and DMARC pass/fail status Sender analysis — From/Reply-To mismatches, domain spoofing signals Routing analysis — hop count, unusual relay paths, origin country Body analysis — phishing language, suspicious links, URL manipulation tactics Attachment analysis — dangerous file types, macro-enabled documents, disguised extensions What you see: A Danger rating from 1–25 with a clear LOW / MODERATE / HIGH verdict Top risk factors as readable labels with hover explanations Origin country of the email SpamChecker Pro unlocks full forensic detail — complete header breakdown, hop-by-hop trace, auth results, signal scoring, and body preview. EML file analysis is included free — drag and drop any exported .eml file for the same full analysis outside of Gmail. All analysis runs locally in your browser. No email content is transmitted or stored.
Mar 19, 2026
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