Secure mail command layer

# ArcWardyn Setup

Connect this browser with the invite link from your ArcWardyn account, then attach mailboxes, verify ownership, and tune mailbox protection.

Not connected

Open your ArcWardyn account website to connect this browser.

## 1. Connect This Browser

Use the invite link from your ArcWardyn account

Open the ArcWardyn account website, create a client invite, then paste the complete setup link below. Only the complete link works here.

Open ArcWardyn account
ArcWardyn client invite link Paste the complete link. The short-lived invite is not saved after connection. Browser name This is the name shown for this browser in your ArcWardyn account.
This extension is connected

Disconnecting removes this browser's ArcWardyn credential after server revocation. It does not delete your account, disconnect mailboxes, or disconnect other devices.

Deep Scan on this ArcWardyn account

Deep Scan status unavailable

Pair this browser or reconnect to load the server's Deep Scan policy.

Standard scans still use the normal ArcWardyn safety flow.

No Deep Scan budget is loaded yet.

## 2. Connect a Mailbox

### Gmail

Use read-only Google OAuth for scan-only access. Gmail passwords are not collected in the extension.

Label (optional)

### Microsoft

Use read-only Microsoft OAuth for Outlook and Microsoft 365 consumer mailboxes. IMAP password setup is not used here.

Label (optional)

### IMAP-only providers

Use V1 server-scan-only setup for Yahoo, AOL, iCloud, and selected major ISP or legacy mailboxes. Generic IMAP is not exposed for normal setup.

Supported V1 provider
Mailbox label Email address Username (optional) Host
Port Use SSL / TLS
Verification code App-specific password or scoped mailbox credential

## 3. Connected Accounts

Manage the mailboxes this paired browser can protect. Select a mailbox to tune its deterministic protection policy.

## 4. Mailbox Protection

Choose a mailbox to load its protection settings.

Base preset
Minimal is permissive, Moderate is balanced, and High is intentionally stricter. Protected contacts Protected domains Trusted senders Trusted domains
Protected contacts and domains

Use these for people, family members, companies, or brands you never want impersonated. If a message claims to be from one of them but signs in from somewhere else, replies somewhere else, or links to the wrong place, Shield becomes much stricter.

Trusted senders and domains

Use these for real senders you personally trust. This helps cut down false positives when a message looks a little unusual but still comes from a known good source. It does not override truly dangerous links, attachments, or clear scam patterns.

How the filter uses them

Protected entries raise the warning level when something looks like impersonation. Trusted entries lower the chance of harmless mail being flagged. They are guardrails, not permanent allowlists, so dangerous mail can still be blocked.