On the Wild Side: The Web of Trust - Social Feedback while you browse

Have you ever wanted to know if the site you were about to enter was safe or not? Have you ever wished that someone could tell you their opinion about it instead of having to stumble around the web? Well this application will do that for ya. Powered by the community of users and backed up by Panda Security to increase your safety while browsing the web. You will wonder how you lived without it.
A while ago my aunt when on to a site for Home Depot. Not sure what she typed in and not sure how she got there but that was her intent but that was not what she got. She said she had never seen such graphic porn in her life, and my uncle spent the rest of the day fixing the computer and getting it back where he wanted it prior to her inadvertent mishap. If she would have only known that that site had a bad reputation for viruses she could have picked another site to go to. If someone could have warned her that she was about to step into a place that she might not want to go, then she could have made an educated guess.
Hopefully in spreading the awareness of this little gem others can be a little more safe while surfing the web.
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Web of Trust a Community Based Security Software
WOT Google Image displaying the little lifesavers showing web of trusts ratings for the safety of the sites listed in Google.
Web of Trust is a community based security add-on for Firefox and many popular browsers which provides user feedback on the reliability, trust, privacy, and child safety ratings on over 23 million Web sites by over five million users. Web Of Trust has partnered with Panda Security to increase it's malware and phishing protection.
Web of trust provides a Warning page if you try to enter a page that does not have a good reputation. You can still enter the page if you desire.

PCMag says "Web of Trust's protection is free, and it doesn't impact browsing speed; it's well worth trying out. If you like its style be sure to add your own ratings—the more users participate, the more accurate and useful Web of Trust is."Read more at jodydaviswildside.blogspot.com