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Protects your browser logins from theft, fake websites, and risky extensions. Simple alerts. Data stays on your device. SessionShield helps keep your browser logins safer — without tech jargon. Hackers often steal “stay signed in” sessions instead of passwords, which can bypass multi-factor authentication. SessionShield watches inside Chrome and warns you in plain language when something looks wrong. **What it does** • Warns about copycat / lookalike websites that ask for your password • Reviews your extensions for powers that can read saved logins • Detects suspicious login-data activity on web pages • Blocks a local list of known phishing-style addresses • One-tap “Sign me out everywhere” if you suspect a stolen login • Optional Windows helper to spot sneaky remote-debug login theft **Designed for everyone** • Clear status: You’re protected / Worth a quick look / Action needed • Friendly Safety Center with tips in everyday language • No cloud accounts required **Privacy** • Works locally on your device • Does not sell your data • Does not upload your browsing history or passwords • Cookie values are never shown or stored by SessionShield **Important** SessionShield reduces everyday risks inside Chrome. It cannot remove viruses already on your computer. Keep Windows Security (or another antivirus) turned on, and keep Chrome updated. Optional extra PC protection (Windows native helper) is available from the project documentation and is not required for core Chrome protection.
Jul 28, 2026
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