That might be the case for normies who click phishing links or SEO-optimized phishing sites that appear on Google search results (instead of, you know, just typ

That might be the case for normies who click phishing links or SEO-optimized phishing sites that appear on Google search results (instead of, you know, just typing the URL of the site they want). I tend to navigate by URL or browser history, so I just don't enter phishing URLs. An extension could save my ass in the scenario where a legit site (e.g. a shop) has been compromised and the redirect to payment services has been replaced with a malicious site, but I don't believe that's very common?