The check Morsel runs before you sign
Morsel simulates every request first and tells you what it found. What each result means.
Before you approve a transaction from an app, Morsel runs it against the network to see what it would really do, and shows you the result.
- Simulation passed, likely to succeed: read what it sends and receives, then decide.
- Simulation Failed: the network says it would fail right now. Approving it would usually just cost a fee.
- DANGER - Do Not Approve: Morsel found something malicious. Reject it and leave the site.
Morsel also blocks sites known for phishing, with a warning page. Never sign something you do not understand, even on a site you trust.
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