Signer.Digital Digital Signature, PKI

Digital Signature of eReturns, PDF & Web User Auth, RSA Encryption/Decryption, Certificate Enrollment/Download on Smartcard.

What is Signer.Digital Digital Signature, PKI?

Signer.Digital Digital Signature, PKI is a very popular Chrome extension by signer.digital. This extension has 1,105,426 weekly active users, a good user rating of 4.71, and is most similar to Digital Signature for PDF Files and Digital Signature Extension. The latest version, 3.2.2, was updated 2 months ago.

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By: http://signer.digital

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Users: 1,105,426 ▲ 20.98K

Rating: 4.71 (41)

Version: 3.2.2 (Last updated: 2023-04-11)

Creation date: 2019-06-07

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

nativeMessaging

Size: 48.51K

Email: Click to see

URLs: Website ,Privacy policy

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Other platforms

Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

ChromeStats Rank

# 406 ▲ 11

Other rankings

#40 in Productivity ▲ 1

#2 in usb keyword

#28 in browser extension keyword ▲ 2

#73 in system keyword ▲ 2

#84 in browser keyword ▲ 4

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Summary

This extension does not require Java Runtime (JRE) on Windows, Linux or Mac.

Digital Signature Chrome Extension: Signer.Digital Chrome Extension by Chartered Information Systems Pvt. Ltd., India is chrome extension for Digitally Signing Returns, XML, Hash, Content, Document, PDF, Data Encryption/Decryption, etc from Browser using Certificate in Smart Cards, USB Tokens, PFX file on User's System, User's Local Certificate Store or Hardware Security Modules (HSM), Signer.Digital Signing Web APIs. Also has API for Certificate Enrollment/Download on Smartcard or USB Token directly form the modern browsers. API for list of connected Smartcard may be used to detect connected Smartcard or USB Token.

JULY 2022 - Added support for ICP-Brazil and ITIDA Egypt.

Windows Host application used by this extension may be Downloaded from:
https://downloads.signer.digital/Signer.Digital.Browser.Extension.Setup.msi or
https://download.cnet.com/Signer-Digital-Chrome-Extension/3000-33362_4-78042540.html

User has full control on Allowed Origins.  Before every action (operation), Extension Host shows dialog and user can choose 'Deny', 'Allow Once', 'Always Allow' and 'Manage Origins'.

To check working of this extension visit https://web.signer.digital

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User reviews

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Pros

Easy to install and use
Great user interface
Wide range of features
Excellent customer support
Useful for remote PDF document signing
Secure
Time-saving
Cost-effective
Eliminates need for host application for downloading digital certificates
Integrates seamlessly with web applications
User-friendly

Cons

Does not work with YubiKey
Some users experienced difficulty with importing certificates and getting digital signatures to work

Most mentioned

Easy to install and use
Great customer support
Useful for remote PDF document signing
Secure
Wide range of features
User-friendly
Time-saving
Cost-effective

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Safety

Risk impact

Signer.Digital Digital Signature, PKI requires some risky permissions and may not be safe to use. Exercise caution when installing this extension. Review carefully before installing.

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Risk likelihood

Signer.Digital Digital Signature, PKI has earned a good reputation and can be trusted.

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