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Lashon Hara Guard — A browser companion that helps people pause before harmful gossip. Lashon Hara Guard helps people reconsider potentially harmful messages before sending them in Gmail, WhatsApp Web and Google Chat. It raises a gentle warning, asks targeted clarifying questions, and can suggest questions to bring to a qualified rabbi. Incoming messages can be manually checked before they are revealed. English and Hebrew are supported. It is a reminder and decision-support tool, never a halachic ruling. Everyday digital conversations make it easy to spread damaging gossip in seconds. Recognizing the risk depends on context: what was actually said, who the audience is, what the sender knows and whether essential facts are missing. A useful assistant must ask rather than guess, while leaving the final decision with the person. A lightweight gate classifier routes potentially relevant text to a Meta Muse Spark extractor. Proposed facts carry verbatim quotations and pass validation before a deterministic engine consults source-linked draft rule cards. Missing facts remain unknown. The system can ask up to five catalog questions or offer a referral question list. The extension keeps locally scoped context and supports cloud, hybrid and local configurations; cloud checks transmit message content for processing. Try it: https://lhg.ysho.uk (Chrome and Firefox, v0.17.4). The rule cards are drafts awaiting qualified review. The tool never declares a message permitted, cannot establish external facts, and does not replace expert judgment. The demo does not send an email. Cloud processing is disclosed in PRIVACY.md. JUDGE TEST ACCESS (reviewer credential; please do not republish): Download the Chrome or Firefox extension from https://lhg.ysho.uk/downloads/. Configure the extension with this judge access token: lap_hgqme5CpdpgDC-_zdxPTSdvz6Y36cscKLQSlwnitPSU The judge account is billing-exempt, with a safety cap of 500 checks per day. Open Gmail, WhatsApp Web or Google Chat; for a safe test, compose a fictional draft with no recipient and invoke the outgoing check (Ctrl+Enter in Gmail). See the real warning in the demo. The tool is a reminder, not a halachic ruling.