Real help for every Aurora product.
Choose the product you are using and follow calm, plain-language steps. This help center covers Aurora Care, Aurora Browser, Aurora Mail, and browser protection.
Do not call the number on the screen. Open Aurora Care and choose help.
When Aurora says Windows needs your permission, click Yes when Windows asks.
Go back. Do not enter personal information. Use Allow once only when you are sure.
Do not open unexpected files or links. Use Aurora Mail guidance or ask for help.
You’re Protected
Computer care, safer browsing, email guidance, updates, and friendly help in one calm place.
Aurora Care is the main home base.
Aurora Care helps with everyday computer safety, support, updates, message cleanup, subscription sign-in, and simple guidance when something does not look right.
It is built for people who do not want confusing computer language. The app should calmly explain what is happening and what to do next.
Aurora Care Help
Quick start Status messages Windows permission Website messages Sign in and plan Getting support QuestionsQuick start
- Open Aurora Care from your desktop or Start menu.
- Look for the large status message at the top.
- If it says You’re Protected, Aurora Care is ready.
- If it says Needs one step, follow the on-screen instructions.
- Use the help button when something feels confusing or unsafe.
What the status messages mean
- You’re Protected: Aurora Care is ready.
- Needs one step: One part still needs your permission or attention.
- Off: Protection is turned off.
- Not subscribed: The app is not connected to an active paid plan.
When Windows asks for permission
Some computer care steps need Windows to approve the change.
- Aurora Care will show: Windows needs your permission.
- Wait for the Windows permission box.
- Click Yes when Windows asks.
- If you clicked No by mistake, choose Try again.
My browser keeps showing messages
Use this when websites keep sending pop-up messages after someone clicked Allow.
- Open Aurora Care.
- Choose My browser keeps showing messages.
- If your browser is open, close it first.
- Run the cleanup.
- Aurora should only say it cleaned something if it actually did.
Sign in and plan
Sign in with the email used for your Aurora Care plan. After signing in, Aurora can show your plan name and support options.
- Full Help Desk: Full support plan.
- Online Safety Support: Online safety support plan.
- Not subscribed: No active paid plan found.
Getting support
Choose the support option that best matches what happened. You do not need to know the right technical words.
- Something popped up on my screen.
- Someone called and said my computer has a problem.
- I clicked something I should not have.
- My browser keeps showing messages.
- I need help with my computer.
Common questions
Will signing out turn protection off?
No. Signing out should clear the account session only. Local protection choices should stay on the computer.
What should I do if a caller says my computer has a problem?
Do not give them control of your computer. Do not pay them. Open Aurora Care and ask for help.
Why does Aurora say “Working on it…”?
Aurora is finishing a requested step. Wait for it to complete before clicking again.
Browser protection is ready
Aurora Browser helps with trusted websites, safer pages, favorites, history, downloads, and calmer everyday browsing.
Use Trust website only for pages you recognize and want Aurora to remember.
Aurora Browser is the calm browser.
Aurora Browser is designed to be familiar, readable, and easier to trust. It includes tabs, favorites, history, downloads, private browsing, trusted websites, and clearer safety choices.
The goal is simple: help people slow down before clicking through something unsafe.
Aurora Browser Help
Quick start Buttons and toolbar Safe page choices Favorites Less Ads and Ad Privacy Downloads and messages QuestionsQuick start
- Open Aurora Browser.
- Type a website or search words in the address bar.
- Use Favorites for websites you visit often.
- When Aurora warns you, stop and read the message before continuing.
Buttons and toolbar
- Back: Return to the previous page.
- Forward: Go forward again after going back.
- Refresh: Reload the current page.
- Home: Return to your home page.
- Favorites: Save or open important websites.
- History: View pages you recently visited.
- Downloads: View files you downloaded.
- Options: Change browser choices.
When a page does not look safe
Aurora Browser may show: This page doesn’t look safe or We stopped something unsafe.
- Choose Go back when you did not expect the page.
- Use Allow once only when you are sure and only need it this time.
- Use Trust website only for websites you recognize and want remembered.
Favorites
Favorites make everyday websites easier to reach.
- Open the website.
- Click the star or Add Favorite button.
- Give it a name you recognize.
- Open it later from Favorites.
Less Ads and Ad Privacy
Less Ads On helps reduce page clutter and many common ads.
Ad Privacy On helps reduce ads that follow recent browsing activity.
Downloads and website messages
If a file starts downloading and you were not expecting it, do not open it.
If a website asks to send messages, only allow it when you truly want messages from that website.
Common questions
What does Allow once mean?
It opens the page this time only. It does not save the website as trusted.
What does Trust website mean?
It tells Aurora Browser to remember that you trust the website.
What is Private Browsing?
It helps keep pages from that window from being saved in the usual way on this computer after the window closes.
Aurora Mail makes email easier to handle.
Aurora Mail is a familiar desktop email app with Inbox, Today, VIP, folders, Send / Receive, Compose, Reply, Forward, Archive, Junk, contacts, and safer email guidance.
It is built to help people read email calmly and make better choices before opening links or unexpected files.
Aurora Mail Help
Quick start Inbox layout Message actions Safer email choices Contacts and senders Email accounts QuestionsQuick start
- Open Aurora Mail.
- Add your email account if this is the first time.
- Wait for Aurora Mail to prepare your mail.
- Use Inbox, Today, and VIP to find messages.
- Use Send / Receive to check for new mail.
Inbox layout
- Inbox: Your main email.
- Today: Messages from today.
- VIP: Messages from people you marked important.
- Archive: Keep a message without leaving it in the inbox view.
- Junk: Unwanted messages.
- Folders: Other mail folders from your account.
Message actions
- New Email: Write a new message.
- Reply: Answer the sender.
- Forward: Send the message to someone else.
- Archive: Keep the message but move it out of the inbox view.
- Junk: Move unwanted mail.
- VIP: Mark the sender as important.
- Print: Print a clean copy.
Safer email choices
Use extra care when an email asks you to click, pay, sign in, or open a file.
- If you were not expecting a file, do not open it.
- If a message rushes you, stop and read it again.
- If an email says an account has a problem, go to the website yourself instead of clicking the email link.
- If you are unsure, ask for help first.
Contacts and senders
Use Manage Contacts to organize people and senders.
- Contacts: People you know.
- VIP Senders: Important people.
- Blocked Senders: People or addresses you do not want to hear from.
- Junk choices: Move one message, block future messages, or remove messages from that sender.
Email accounts
Aurora Mail is designed for major email providers and standard email accounts.
- Gmail and Google Workspace
- Outlook, Hotmail, and Microsoft 365
- Yahoo and iCloud
- Xfinity, Wave, AT&T, and other standard email accounts
Common questions
What does Archive mean?
Archive keeps the email but removes it from the inbox view. It is not the same as deleting.
What is VIP?
VIP is for important people whose messages you want to find quickly.
Should I open an attachment?
Only open files you were expecting from someone you trust.
Why does first setup take time?
Aurora Mail may be preparing saved mail for the first time. After that, normal checks should be faster.
Browser protection is ready
Chrome and Edge protection for unsafe pages, website messages, and calm warnings.
The extension protects normal browsing.
The browser protection extension helps in Chrome and Edge. It works locally for normal page checks, and only contacts Aurora Care for real events such as protection being ready, an unsafe page, a trusted website choice, or website message activity.
If Aurora Care is closed, the extension should keep working quietly in the browser.
Extension Help
Quick start Protection status Unsafe pages Website messages Trust and allow once QuestionsQuick start
- Install the extension in Chrome or Edge.
- Make sure it is turned on in the browser.
- Browse normally.
- Read Aurora’s warning if a page does not look safe.
Protection status
- Browser protection is ready: The extension is on.
- This page doesn’t look safe: Aurora is warning you before you continue.
- We stopped something unsafe: Aurora blocked the page or action.
- This website is trusted: You previously trusted this site.
When a page does not look safe
- Stop and read the message.
- Do not call numbers shown on a scary page.
- Do not enter passwords or payment information.
- Choose Go back when you are unsure.
Website messages
Some websites ask to send messages. If you click Allow, those messages may keep appearing later.
- Only allow messages from websites you truly want to hear from.
- If messages keep popping up, open Aurora Care and choose My browser keeps showing messages.
- If Chrome or Edge is open, close the browser before cleanup.
Trust website and Allow once
Trust website remembers a website as trusted.
Allow once opens the website this time only.
Common questions
Does the desktop app need to be open?
No. Normal browser protection should keep working locally. If Aurora Care is open, it may show helpful tray notifications.
Why did it warn me about a website?
The page did not look safe. Go back if you were not expecting it.
What if I trusted a site by mistake?
Open the extension or Aurora settings and remove the site from trusted websites.
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Computer care, safer browsing, protected email, and friendly help for everyday people.
