PageSigner PageSigner

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Version: 3.0.6
Last Update: 2022-03-30

Overview

PageSigner is a Chrome extension developed by TLSNotary Group. According to the data from Chrome web store, current version of PageSigner is 3.0.6, updated on 2022-03-30.
297 users have installed this extension. 8 users have rated this extension with an average rating of .
developer website: tlsnotary.org

PageSigner - a cryptographically secure webpage screenshot tool

PageSigner allows you to "notarize" web pages. Think of it as a cryptographically secure webpage screenshot - it's different from an ordinary screenshot in that it can't be edited in Photoshop; it really proves that you received that data from the server. You can then share that proof with anyone you like.
PageSigner is an open-source project. You can see the code here:
https://github.com/tlsnotary/pagesigner

Changelog.

v 3.0.6
- update after a server fix
v 3.0.5
- fix for large uploads on slow connections
v 3.0.4
- allow to preview the notarization without actually running it
v 3.0.3
- a better algorithm which is 30% faster and requires 25% less bandwidth
v 3.0.1
- fix notarization errors due to unsynced time on notary's server
v 3.0.0
- supports TLSNotary protocol for TLS 1.2+
- request authentication
v 2.1.0
- fix sending message to tab too soon before DOM is loaded (esp. on Vivaldi)
- allow to import older versions of notarization files
- more lightweight pgsg file format
v 2.0.1
- don't require management permission
- verify imported pgsg's certificates against the time of notarization

Rating

8 ratings

Total Installs

297

Information

Last Update

2022-03-30

Current Version

3.0.6

Size

2.46MiB

Author

TLSNotary Group

Website

tlsnotary.org

Category

Developer Tools

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avatar JackD
2021-12-09

Good stuff.

avatar Joseph Spadavecchia
2021-03-26

Awesome tech!

avatar Samuel K.P.
2020-10-06

The notarization works much faster now!

avatar A Google User
2018-02-15

It didn't work for any of the cases where it matters (financial institution sites, messaging app sites). Often, it seems, if there is a login process, the page it notarizes, if any, has little HTML and doesn't correspond to what I see on the screen. I only had it work for simple cases where preferably there is no login or dynamic content - which renders it largely useless.

avatar Anton Starikov
2016-05-20

Keeps saying that it can only sign https pages even when i click it on https pages.