Excellent add on, but badly needs an update to allow users to tag tumblr blogs set to "dashboard view only." Tumblr is one of the spaces where Shinigami Eyes is the most consistently used, but in the past month it's become practically useless, since all the anti-trans blogs have learned to set their blogs to dash-view only. Update soon, please!

It would be far far more useful if you could view the individual item that caused someone to flag the link as anti-trans (especially for social media). There's a bit of a thing with the relative lack of moderation and verification that might even be present but not super viewable. Overall it's SUPER useful when browsing the web and social media. Also doesn't work on instagram for some reason.

absolute lifesaver for most sites but I'm seconding calls for an update so it works again on tumblr, please

Needs an update, it's been useless on Tumblr ever since they changed the way user urls are formatted from 'user dot tumblr dot com' to 'tumblr dot com slash user'. Now you can't mark profiles and they no longer show up as green or red. Works well for other sites though.

I recommend you, human rights activists, to install this extension if you stand for trans people.

This is a lovely extension! super helpful to identify trans friendly people as well as terfs/GCs. As a trans person on twitter this is necessary.

a wonderful tool for spotting transphobes, absolutely recommend!

Need to know whether someone's transphobic at a glance? Well this is the extension for you! Named after the Shinigami Eyes from Death Note, this extension will reveal the truth about internet users, celebrities, and the like, in this case whether they are transphobic. By default trans allies are labeled in green, and transphobes in red, and the colors are configurable if that doesn't work for you. Very useful if you're planning on following someone on social media, and want to make sure they're not transphobic first.

Note that the extension isn't perfect. Some users may be labeled incorrectly, and small users may still be unlabeled altogether, so it's sometimes helpful to check first. You can mark people yourself if you think the labels are wrong, however, and your labels will be sent to the central database so it can update for others.

Overall though, an incredibly important extension that you should install immediately. I'd love versions of this extension for other forms of bigotry.