Version 1.0.7.3 fixes a Firefox issue that could prevent Navigator from answering questions and interrupt page scans when screenshot access was unavailable. Both now continue
using available page text without a screenshot.

Removed the floating in-page Navigator button and its visibility toggle in Firefox to avoid opening the older interface. Open Navigator through the Jortty Shield toolbar
popup → Open Jortty Navigator.

1.0.7.2 brings Jortty Navigator to the browser's UPDATED side panel — step-by-step tech help that stays open beside the page instead of covering it, and keeps the conversation when
you navigate. New: attach photos to a question (show Jortty a suspicious text, email, or letter), a friendlier first-run experience with typed example questions, and
verdict badges that can no longer disagree with on-page warnings. Free deep scans are now 15 sites a day with honest messaging when they run out. Also: fake-CAPTCHA
protection, fewer false alarms on brand-new but legitimate sites, and reliability fixes throughout.

1.0.7 brings Jortty Navigator to the browser's side panel — step-by-step tech help that stays open beside the page instead of covering it, and keeps the conversation when
you navigate. New: attach photos to a question (show Jortty a suspicious text, email, or letter), a friendlier first-run experience with typed example questions, and
verdict badges that can no longer disagree with on-page warnings. Free deep scans are now 15 sites a day with honest messaging when they run out. Also: fake-CAPTCHA
protection, fewer false alarms on brand-new but legitimate sites, and reliability fixes throughout.

Fewer false alarms
Shield now weighs a site's real reputation before warning you, so
well-known legitimate sites are no longer flagged as scams.

Catches more real scams
• Fake Microsoft sign-in pages hosted on SharePoint are now caught.
These were previously treated as trusted.
• Google Safe Browsing warnings now override our own trusted-brand
list, so a hijacked page on a big-name domain can't slip through.

"I trust this site" now sticks
Marking a site as safe — or telling us a warning was wrong — is
remembered properly and stays put. It could previously be forgotten
moments later.

Clearer warnings, and a faster way out
Warning screens are redesigned in plain language, with a one-click way
to leave a dangerous page immediately, or press Esc.

Setup that matches your browser
The welcome guide now shows the correct steps for pinning Shield in
Firefox, instead of Chrome's.

Jortty Shield 1.0.5 — Release notes

New protection:
- Detects fake login pages for more brands — banks (Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citi, Capital One), Facebook, Instagram, Netflix, Coinbase, Yahoo, AOL, Venmo, Cash App.
- Warns on look-alike scam web addresses (e.g. "paypa1.com", "apple-support.com").
- Blocks gift-card, refund, wire-transfer, fake-delivery-fee, prize/lottery, and fake tech-support scam pages.
- Ask Jortty about any blocked page in one tap.
- Show Jortty a photo of a suspicious text or email to check if it's a scam.
- A gentle "let's check this together" reminder before you enter your card or password on a risky page.
- Shows how many threats Jortty has blocked for you.

What's New in 1.0.4

What's new in this update:

• New — Fake login protection: Jortty now warns you before you type your
password on fake Microsoft, Google, Apple, PayPal, or Amazon sign-in pages.
• New — "Verification" scam blocking: stops the popups that try to trick you
into pressing keyboard shortcuts or copying dangerous commands.
• New — Pop-up notification protection: blocks websites from switching on the
fake "virus alert" notifications you never asked for.
• Improved — More accurate scanning and clearer, calmer warnings.
• Fixes and performance improvements.

Jortty keeps working quietly in the background to protect you from scams.

What's new: Clearer step-by-step help from Jortty Navigator (now with clickable links), your daily scans last longer, and Jortty remembers the pages you mark as safe — plus reliability improvements.