The second release is a safe browsing extension that offers extra protection from phishing sites.

The company has " safe browsing" technology built into its browser that will block users from going to potentially harmful Web sites.

A uniquely identifiable IDG News Service Windows XP computer running Firefox could not be identified with the NoScript safe browsing extension turned on.

So then we started with phishing and malware, and Safe Browsing came together that way.

It'll also check for rogue extensions, Chrome updates, and whether you have Google's Safe Browsing feature turned on.

One interesting thing that happened was related to how we communicated with web masters who were affected by Safe Browsing alerts.

So that was the second product of Safe Browsing after the anti-phishing plugin, and the user would see labels on malicious search results.

We've removed the fake pages, pushed updates through Safe Browsing, and our abuse team is working to prevent this kind of spoofing from happening again.