GLOBEL Evidence Stamp

A simple evidence overlay for Firefox and Chromium-based browsers

GLOBEL Evidence Stamp

GLOBEL Evidence Stamp places a movable record containing the current page address and local date and time over a webpage, ready to be included in a screenshot or other visual record.

Official Download Notice

GLOBEL software should only be downloaded from globel.co.uk or from its official Mozilla Add-ons or Chrome Web Store listing.

Do not download or install GLOBEL software offered by unrelated third-party download websites.

Current release

GLOBEL Evidence Stamp

Version 1.0.0.0

Released
16 July 2026
Publisher
GLOBEL
Official site
globel.co.uk

Browser stores

The Firefox extension is now publicly available from Mozilla Add-ons.

Get GLOBEL Evidence Stamp for Firefox

Chrome listing in preparation

Browser compatibility

BrowserStatusNotes
Mozilla FirefoxSupportedPrimary Firefox release target.
Google ChromeSupportedChrome Web Store submission in preparation.
Microsoft EdgeExpected compatibleUses the Chromium extension platform; formal store publication may follow.
BraveExpected compatibleCompatibility will be confirmed through testing.
VivaldiExpected compatibleCompatibility will be confirmed through testing.

File verification

Published GLOBEL release files may be checked against the SHA-256 value supplied on this official website.

GLOBEL Evidence Stamp v1.0.0.0

SHA-256

e0e7f048952f380b2a7b724afc8cd53278493612f6b201c6c84143ae6ad27b96

A matching checksum confirms that the file is identical to the published release file. It does not replace checking the browser store publisher and official source.

What it does

Licence

GLOBEL Evidence Stamp is free to use for personal, educational, charitable and commercial purposes under the published All Rights Reserved software licence. Redistribution and modified versions are not permitted without prior written permission.

Important limitation

The timestamp is obtained from the device's local clock. It is not an independent timestamp authority and does not, by itself, prove that the device clock was correct or that a screenshot has not subsequently been altered.