Reviews for Shinigami Eyes
Shinigami Eyes by Shinigami Eyes
1,285 reviews
- Rated 1 out of 5by Raven, 5 months agofor some reason a bunch of trans and intersex people are being marked red now for no apparent reason. i think anti-trans people found the extension and are weaponizing it
- Rated 5 out of 5by Firefox user 19172541, 5 months agoOne star reviewers are mad that their transmisogyny is being highlighted. Would advise you to ignore them if you are a serious person. This is a very useful extension that I refuse to go without in my browser.
- Rated 1 out of 5by idonthack65, 5 months agoFound a lot of pro-trans pages improperly marked as transphobic, especially pages dedicated to transmascs. Apparently upon further research (and viewing numerous, COUNTLESS blogs marked as transphobic just for being SLIGHTLY pro transmascs) this is a very widespread issue. Removing this plugin as it is now completely useless. The only times I saw it be accurate was mark obvious centrist/right wing pages that well, OF COURSE WE KNOW are transphobic like the Guardian. Counterproductive to the internet experience.
- Rated 1 out of 5by IndiGhost77, 5 months agojust reported this app for targeting harassment against transmasc trans activists. to everyone calling the devs out on this, you're welcome. and to the devs: do better.
- Rated 1 out of 5by Tazel, 5 months agoThe five star reviews are full of misinformation. There has been a massive wave of transmasc trans rights activists being marked as unsafe, and no, it's not because they're doing or saying anything transmisogynistic. These are simply people who are speaking out about the struggles trans men face, and/or simply existing as trans men. The only way you could interpret that as not being safe is if you think all trans men are unsafe, which, I'm sorry to say, is an anti-trans viewpoint. It seems the people currently running the database only care about cis women and binary trans women, and either don't care about or actively despise all other identities. As other reviews have noted, intersex people are also being hit particularly hard. It used to be at least usable, and on paper it would be nice to have an extension like this that actualy works, but as the devs have made it, it's doing more harm than good.
- Rated 1 out of 5by Xaephia, 5 months agoMade unusable due to the devs' own active transphobia and unwillingness to moderate their own tool. Mass-"anti-trans"-flagging people who are themselves vocally trans-positive is now common. Used to be a good tool, is now entirely worthless.
- Rated 1 out of 5by pel'tigaan, 5 months ago
- Rated 1 out of 5by Shiiiny, 5 months agoThis extension is NOT SAFE for transmascs or intersex people, especially POC.
- Rated 1 out of 5by CharaDr33murr, 5 months ago
- Rated 5 out of 5by Harley, 5 months agogenuinely good extension that has had a smear campaign against it. primarily by those who would like to pretend that being transgender makes one immune to being transphobic when it's in the extension's guidelines to "not to treat people differently just because of their gender, age or orientation"
these people can fully believe that trans women can be transphobic because "transandrophobia". but cannot fathom that they themselves can platform transphobic ideals.
overall great extension, even if you're not trying to block transandrophobia truthers as it accurately hits radfems pretty well - Rated 1 out of 5by Firefox user 17208283, 5 months agoThis used to be really helpful, but it's taken a disappointing turn.
- Rated 2 out of 5by candybaroque, 5 months agoused to be really helpful but as of late im seeing clearly trans friendly blogs getting marked red! and its usually transmasc or intersex people too :( really disappointing to see that people like me are being erroneously marked
- Rated 2 out of 5by blank, 5 months agoyou can literally go look at the listed guidelines on the github and see that this extension officially supports use of 4chan diy-slur "theyfab" and twitter diy-slur "tenderqueer" because "they're used to call out problems in our community!"-- equating them to truscum and transmed, endonyms first adopted by the group they refer to and which also notably do not soft-misgender said groups or imply their genders themselves are morally suspect, and refusing to acknowledge that these terms are constantly used in bad faith against people who have not committed any real lateral transphobia and frankly often in openly transmedicalist ways!
on top of this, the extension is wildly susceptible to brigading or biased usage in ways that are often completely superfluous and sometimes not even explainable through subjective intracommunity discourse (do we REALLY need to mark joseph mccarthy of all people red?)
i've used this extension for something like seven years, i've spent time going through terf blogs to methodically mark every party in a reblog chain sometimes, it is genuinely hard to drop it when it HAS and sometimes still DOES serve an important purpose! there's the second star! but it's kind of hard to justify keeping it up when trying to use it for its primary personal utility for me (trying to inoculate my posts from circling among transphobes by playing blocking whack-a-mole) is throwing more false positives than actual transphobes
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also the fact that e-harassment luminary requires hate is marked green. one simply has to laugh
exciting edit/update in re: the assertions that this extension is a bastion of pro-transfem rhetoric and everyone who has left a negative review must simply be a transmisogynist review bomber angry at being called out: copy and paste the following wacky characters into an "x.com, the everything app" tab and check out the color op's display name is written in!: "/FEMCELSEDUCER/status/1907378415889432763" - Rated 1 out of 5by Mara, 5 months agoThis extension claims to be trans-friendly, but in reality it is very transphobic. It specifically targets transmasculine and nonbinary people, and anyone who supports them.
There have been targeted hate campaigns against trans people, using this extension as their tool to do so. And when someone doesn't like a trans person, they mass-flag them as a means of social isolation and bullying, while mass-greening the transphobe to trick anyone on the outside looking in.
The developers are in support of the harassers because they do not value transmasculine or nonbinary people, and believe it is impossible for someone to be bigoted against those groups.
I highly recommend not using this extension. It is a tool for transphobes, bullying, and social control among individual groups. - Rated 5 out of 5by Millie Morbid, 5 months ago
- Rated 1 out of 5by Lei, 5 months ago
- Rated 1 out of 5by Erin K, 5 months agoIntra-community discourse has worsened targeting to the point of uselessness. Uninstalling.
- Rated 1 out of 5by Lifeeternal, 5 months agoRemoved my review for saying the devs hate transgender men and this app has been misused to mark transgender men, nonbinary people, and intersex people as red (antitrans). I can pull reciepts. I'm not playing around anymore, I'll keep putting my review back, or pursue legal action. Not a joke. Imagine dividing the trans community by lumping us in with terfs solely because we're not letting angry trans women bully us for things the cis patriarchy is doing to ALL OF US. Hypocrites. Edit: Also, if a trans woman disagrees with how people are talking about trans men, they've also been marked red. so. Edit 2: and don't call me a man if this is screenshotted or god forbid reported. Not one. Not AFAB either. Try again!
- Rated 1 out of 5by mimiuwuo7, 5 months agoI used to have this installed on all of my browsers, however recently I had to uninstall it because I've noticed an uptick in the intersex activists I've followed being marked red for the crime of..? Talking about how their experiences fall outside of the expected binary. The group targeting of people whos experiences fall outside of a specific framework sincerely horrifies me. It's really disappointing, because a year ago this app was genuinely rather helpful, but now it seems like it's just being used to cause further infighting in certain sects of the community.
- Rated 5 out of 5by Lea, 5 months agoI'm a trans woman, this add-on has been excellent at letting me know who's safe and who isn't. All the complaints about "false" markings, and yet I've never come across a false marking yet. This tool is primary a way of marking transmisogynists, and if you're marked red and/or mad about this extension... you need to take a deep reflection of yourself rather than continuing to show your hatred of women sharing their experiences and trying to stay safe. Thank you to the developers and to all my sisters!
- Rated 1 out of 5by Orange, 5 months agoI loved this for a long time, but frankly more and more the people I see appearing red are people I don't feel are justified for it. This extension amplifies the "us vs them" mentality that is currently splitting the trans community and it's getting out of hands.
I see genuinely good people, trans girls, getting marked red just because they have the very radical opinion that "hey maybe intersex people have their own struggles and we should leave them have a place to express it without giving them hate".
I also see intersex people, who root frequently FOR trans people (including trans woman) be red just because they talk about their struggle which are different than the ones of trans woman.
And finally, almost just being a trans masc gets you marked red. I don't really get it. I see trans guys just minding their own business, doing their own things, marked red. Very often.
This isn't what the extension should be used for. - Rated 5 out of 5by smile365, 5 months agothe people complaining about "false flags" are simply mad they can't get away with transmisogyny on the basis of also being trans anymore.
- Rated 1 out of 5by dingosaurus, 5 months agoLike many of the other people in the reviews, I've noticed that there has been a huge surge of of people marked red falsely--almost all of them transmasculine in some fashion.
This addon has become completely useless. It'd need a complete wipe of the database and a team of people working to actually review flags before allowing them through to make it helpful again, which is an enormous commitment. I'm honestly shocked there wasn't already some sort of system in place to prevent this given how easy it'd be for something like a transphobic 4chan raid to completely throw it off if they found out about it. It's disappointing hateful subsets of the trans community seem to have gotten there first but it really should have been expected, operating on the faith system is incredibly reckless when it comes to the online safety of vulnerable communities.
Youse need to either commit to doing better, or honestly you need to remove the app. It's actively harmful. - Rated 1 out of 5by Firefox user 18095871, 5 months agoIt's very sad what this extension has become. It used to be helpful, but now it's being used as a weapon against certain trans people and it's impossible to tell whether a red link means an actual transphobe, or if it means a trans activist that whomever runs Shinigami Eyes - or the masses sending in reports - personally disagrees with on the details of that activism. Very disappointing things went this way. Uninstalling, of course.