NOTICE: SpruceSSL will install SIMBL, (if not already installed) found at http://www.culater.net/software/SIMBL/SIMBL.php under the GPL Licenses, to insert SpruceSSL into your browser.

SpruceSSL is an open source plugin for many webkit based browsers that allows users to force websites to go through the SSL protocol (HTTPS) using a blacklist and a whitelist to protect you against the possibility of your accounts/information getting stolen. With the ability to also force cookies to be secure only (Meaning you can not access it out side of https), you can be sure your accounts/information will not get leaked with the whitelisted sites. Using SpruceSSL can help you protect against sslstrip and FireSheep.

Installation
To install SpruceSSL, quit Safari and follow through the steps in the installer. After installed, launch Safari and you are done.

How to use
SpruceSSL adds a menu in the Safari menu named "SpruceSSL Preferences" which brings up the interface to SpruceSSL. In the interface you can add or remove things from the whitelist or blacklist, or have SpruceSSL secure you more by forcing cookies to be secure on the websites that are whitelisted. SpruceSSL comes with a default whitelist and blacklist that should get you started in your journey to be more secure.

Open Source
SpruceSSL is open source at http://opensource.mrgeckosmedia.com/, please feel free to help out with the development of it.

Donations
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