Iframe Detector
Provides iframe information when detected on the current page, and allows them to be deleted.
Alerts users if iframes are present on a web page with an extension badge that tracks the number of iframes detected.
Provides additional security by giving visibility against sites containing iframes with malicious script.
How can an iframe affect my security? See the following explanation of cross frame scripting:
https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Cross_Frame_Scripting
Pages often utilize iframes legitimately, but proceed with caution if these are used on sites with sensitive information (banking, username/password).
The extension allows you to view and delete specific iframes with 'src' tags, and provides information on the 'src'. All iframes detected on the page are able to be deleted.
Latest reviews
amazing this plugin saved my life!!
amazing this plugin saved my life!!
works like a charm, able to get the real PDF source link with it. It would be good if it directly redirects us to the PDF file source instead of copy pasting the PDF link.
works like a charm, able to get the real PDF source link with it. It would be good if it directly redirects us to the PDF file source instead of copy pasting the PDF link.
It's a good and useful extension - thanks for sharing! But it's purpose seems to be solely focused on external iFrame domains. In application developmend the domains are often the same for iframe and main page which makes listing them less useful. Instead we use the name tag like name="theSomethingIFrame" which is more telling. Would wish for a option to display iframe name instead of source domain or a mix of both. By the way on the publishers website the blog comment option dosen't work - it points to an godady error page.
It's a good and useful extension - thanks for sharing! But it's purpose seems to be solely focused on external iFrame domains. In application developmend the domains are often the same for iframe and main page which makes listing them less useful. Instead we use the name tag like name="theSomethingIFrame" which is more telling. Would wish for a option to display iframe name instead of source domain or a mix of both. By the way on the publishers website the blog comment option dosen't work - it points to an godady error page.
This extension does not support for cross-domain iframe detection.
This extension does not support for cross-domain iframe detection.
Very useful extension.
Very useful extension.
could use iframe blocker and iframe open-in-new-tab'er
could use iframe blocker and iframe open-in-new-tab'er
like it
like it
This is exactly what I needed! Do not block! Only notify! I do not understand the authors comment that this plugin is useless. Indeed, in its name contains the functionality - to detect!
This is exactly what I needed! Do not block! Only notify! I do not understand the authors comment that this plugin is useless. Indeed, in its name contains the functionality - to detect!
A bit useless, because the iframe is not blocked by this extension -> no real security gain
A bit useless, because the iframe is not blocked by this extension -> no real security gain
Added security at no cost, runs smoothly across pages.
Added security at no cost, runs smoothly across pages.
WHOA SO COOL!!!!!!
WHOA SO COOL!!!!!!
Works just as described! Low profile and very helpful.
Works just as described! Low profile and very helpful.
