Field noteOct 21, 20261 min read1 source

aimori: The guardian for your AI prompts: browser extension that checks prompts for sensitive data locally…

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AImori has published version 0.2.0 of its browser extension for checking AI prompts for potentially sensitive data before they are sent to AI websites.

What changed: Aimori is a separate browser extension that detects sensitive data in AI prompts; the prior covers ChatGPT’s browser-control update.

The repository describes the extension as a local check: it analyzes typed prompts and warns the user rather than sending prompt contents to an external service.

The project uses Manifest V3 and is licensed under GNU AGPL v3. Its latest listed commit, dated October 19, 2026, names two additions for 0.2.0: a learning mode by data type and a keyboard shortcut for placeholders. The repository has one branch, no tags, and 12 commits listed on its main page.

The source does not establish detection accuracy, which data types or AI sites are comprehensively supported, or whether the extension has received an independent security audit. It also does not document a public browser-store listing or pricing.

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  1. 1github.com/henrimedeiros/aimori
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