Quiet on real docs
Silent on the pages developers actually copy from — GitHub, Homebrew, package managers. It only speaks up when a page is trying to fool you.
Human execution boundary
A fake CAPTCHA or error page pressures you into copying a "verification command" and running it on your own computer. It's a scam — that command quietly hijacks your machine. ExecFence catches the trap and warns you first.
Free on the Chrome Web Store · works in Chrome, Edge, Brave and other Chromium browsers
02 — The trap, and the fence
A page asks you to prove you're human. It hands you something to run. ExecFence steps in — before anything runs.
03 — Built to be quiet
Silent on the pages developers actually copy from — GitHub, Homebrew, package managers. It only speaks up when a page is trying to fool you.
Every warning says what the page asked and what the command would actually do — reach the internet, download a program, run it — in plain English.
Everything is checked on your own computer. It never reads your system clipboard and never uploads what you copy.
Clear the tricked clipboard, close the tab, inspect the command, or continue anyway. It warns — it never locks you out.
04 — What leaves your device
At a glance
Safe, inert demo — nothing on it can run