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<blockquote data-quote="Fan-of-spyshelter" data-source="post: 1126939" data-attributes="member: 96367">Thanks for your comment!I see where you&#039;re coming from, but actually, URLCheck is already quite automated once you set it as your default link handler.the UI might seem a bit dense at first, but once it’s set up, you rarely need to touch the settings again, the goal isn’t just automation — it’s awareness, even for non-technical users, just seeing the real URL (or a suspicious redirect) helps them think twice before opening something dangerous. That moment of hesitation can prevent phishing, credential theft, or worse.Personally, I use it with AdGuard Browser for Android in Privacy mode — it integrates well, and the experience stays smooth. I just tap a link, URLCheck intercepts it, I glance at the destination, and then open it in AdGuard if it looks fine. Fast, efficient, and far safer than blindly opening links.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fan-of-spyshelter, post: 1126939, member: 96367"] [B]Thanks for your comment![/B] I see where you're coming from, but actually, URLCheck is already quite automated once you set it as your default link handler. the UI might seem a bit dense at first, but once it’s set up, you rarely need to touch the settings again, [B]the goal isn’t just automation — it’s awareness, e[/B]ven for non-technical users, just seeing the real URL (or a suspicious redirect) helps them think twice before opening something dangerous. That moment of hesitation can prevent phishing, credential theft, or worse. Personally, I use it with [B]AdGuard Browser for Android in Privacy mode[/B] — it integrates well, and the experience stays smooth. I just tap a link, URLCheck intercepts it, I glance at the destination, and then open it in AdGuard if it looks fine. Fast, efficient, and far safer than blindly opening links. [/QUOTE]

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