InfraLens - Security & Infra Page Inspector

Inspect HTTPS usage, security headers, cookies, mixed content, redirects, and risk score for the current webpage.

InfraLens - Security & Infrastructure Website Inspector InfraLens is a lightweight, read‑only browser extension that helps users inspect security‑related and infrastructure‑level signals of the currently opened website. The extension provides transparent visibility into how a webpage is delivered and protected by analyzing browser‑accessible information, without modifying content or injecting scripts. InfraLense extension is new and privacy-focused. Chrome may show a standard trust warning until sufficient user adoption is established. What InfraLens does? InfraLens performs local inspection of the active tab to show: - Whether a page is loaded over HTTP or HTTPS - How the website handles redirects - Whether mixed content is present - Which security response headers are exposed - Whether a Content‑Security‑Policy (CSP) is present and potentially weak All checks are initiated by the user and executed entirely within the browser. Security and network visibility InfraLens allows users to review commonly used security mechanisms such as: - Strict‑Transport‑Security (HSTS) - X‑Frame‑Options - Content‑Security‑Policy (CSP) - Related browser‑visible security headers For CSP, the extension highlights patterns that may indicate weaker configurations. Redirect and mixed‑content analysis The extension detects: - Redirect chains for the active page - Insecure redirects when applicable - HTTP resources requested by HTTPS pages Reporting and utilities InfraLens includes optional tools that allow users to export inspection results in TXT or JSON format, copy request information for troubleshooting, and reload the current tab. Privacy‑respecting design InfraLens is designed with privacy and transparency as core principles: - No tracking - No analytics - No advertisements - No data collection or storage - No script injection - No modification of website content Important notes Some security and infrastructure signals depend on publicly exposed website information. Modern browsers restrict access to certain TLS certificate details for extensions, and InfraLens reflects these limitations accurately. InfraLens is intended to provide visibility and context for understanding browser‑observable security behavior. Created by [NB InfoTech] https://www.youtube.com/@nbinfotech