URLDefenseDecoder

Copy a decoded Proofpoint URLDefense URL to clipboard via Chrome's right-click context menu.

URLDefenseDecoder - Chrome Extension

URLDefenseDecoder is a Chrome Extension which provides the ability to copy a decoded Proofpoint URLDefense URL to clipboard via Chrome's right-click context menu. It allows you to easily decode URLDefense encoded URLs and copy them to your clipboard for further use.

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This extension was removed from Chrome Web Store on 2024-07-15

By: Fractal Systems

Users: 269

Rating: 4.00

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Version: 0.0.2 (Last updated: 2017-08-08)

Creation date: 2017-08-07

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood:

High risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

contextMenus
clipboardWrite

Size: 360.45K

Email: su*****@fractalsystems.org

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URLDefenseDecoder

URLDefenseDecoder is a Chrome Extension which provides the ability to "copy a decoded Proofpoint URLDefense URL to clipboard via Chrome's right-click context menu."

Usage

Right-Click a URLDefense encoded URL, or triple-click-select-all of a plaintext URLDefense URL, and right-click to get a Chrome Context Menu option called "Copy URLDefense-Decoded-Link". Click that menu item and the link will be copied to your clipboard. Or you can also manually paste encoded urls into the extension popup box from the toolbar.

Known/Potential Issues

All of which should be cleaned up in due time...

Nested context menu entries occur when selecting a hyperlink and having already selected, and/or still highlighting, a previous URLDefense URL.
Code is not commented, there's no error handling/logging, sorry
I've only tested for /v2 URLs as I don't have access to /v1 Proofpoint, but I assume /v1 will work. And it has not been tested with outrageously complex syntax, but it should work well.

Please report issues!