u/Impossible_Muffin488

hi all

https://addons.mozilla.org/.../addon/biniguard-scam-blocker/

BiniGuard is a privacy-first browser extension that blocks phishing sites, warns about

lookalike domains, and uses optional AI to judge suspicious products and deceptive

AI-music uploads.

WHAT IT DOES

1. Phishing block — hard-blocks known phishing URLs using aggregated public lists

(PhishTank + OpenPhish + Phishing Army). Over 140.000 domains, refreshed daily, checked

100% locally.

2. Heuristic warnings — detects typo-squatting (gooogle.com vs google.com), homoglyph

attacks (Cyrillic-paypal via punycode/IDN xn--), and risky TLDs. Soft-warn modal with

"continue anyway" option — no false-block paranoia.

3. SpecSense (optional AI judgment) — right-click any product on Bol, Amazon,

AliExpress, eBay or Temu — or any YouTube video — and BiniGuard asks Google's Gemini AI

whether the listing is honest. Catches fake-capacity SSDs, counterfeit specs, and

AI-music uploads impersonating real artists.

PRIVACY

No tracking. No analytics, no telemetry, no fingerprinting.

No data-selling. Nothing collected means nothing to sell.

No ads, anywhere.

No account, no sign-in, no email collection.

SpecSense is OFF by default. You bring your own free Gemini API key (1.500

requests/day, from aistudio.google.com). Page content is sent to Google's Gemini API

only when YOU right-click and trigger a check. Your key stays on your device — we never

see, store, or route it.

ABOUT AI-MUSIC DETECTION

BiniGuard does not flag "AI". It flags dishonesty. The rules:

- Green: "inspired by X" framing + AI disclosed = legit AI release.

- Yellow: AI disclosed in description but the title still presents real artists as

performers = confusing.

- Red: real artist names used as creator with zero disclosure anywhere = deceptive.

Bundled trust-list of 80+ verified label channels (Twisted Records, Hospital Records,

Ninja Tune, all auto-generated "- Topic" channels and more), plus a one-click "Trust

this channel" button to add your own.

NOT YOUR USUAL FREE EXTENSION

BiniGuard is free forever. It's part of Biniru Projects, a one-person studio that

builds privacy-first software. The paid creative tools (SunoLab Pro, Biniôke, Biniru

Vault) fund the free protective ones. EU-hosted on own metal — no third-party

processors. Full story: https://biniruprojects.ai/story/

OPEN SOURCE AND VERIFIABLE

Code is auditable. Permissions are minimal and justified — see the privacy policy for

line-by-line breakdown of every permission requested and why.

ANDROID

Phishing block and heuristic warnings work on Firefox for Android. SpecSense uses a

right-click context menu, which is desktop-only.

LINKS

Project: https://biniruprojects.ai/biniguard/

Privacy: https://biniruprojects.ai/biniguard/privacy.html

Full story: https://biniruprojects.ai/story/

Hi all,

Solo-builder, not an academic. I kept watching researcher-friends bounce between 6-8 open-access databases for lit-scans, so I built a tool that hits them all in parallel and merges results:

https://www.openscienceaggregator.com/

Before I push it further I want a sanity-check from people who actually do this work:

1. Is "one search-box across OA-sources" a real pain-point, or is Google Scholar + a citation manager already enough for most workflows?

2. Which sources would you expect that I'm missing? Currently hitting: OpenAlex, arXiv, PubMed, Zenodo, OSF, DOAJ, CORE.

3. Anything obvious I'm overlooking — formats (BibTeX export?), filters (peer-review status?), integrations (Zotero?)?

No tracking, no ads, no signup, no subscription. EU-hosted (Belgium) on my own hardware. Free to try.

Honest critique > polite encouragement.

— Sören

Sunogrator: download + play your Suno playlists offline — €3 one-time

Built a tool that lets you download your Suno playlists and play them back completely offline. No subscription, no data usage after download, no buffering. Built-in player included.

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Would love feedback from the community. What Suno tools would you want next?