Great. Just as long as you don't treat it too seriously. It's good for perhaps second guessing a source or commenter you see. Just don't take it as fact.

I still use it because it's the only option out there. Maybe one day it will get better and I'll change my rating back to 5 stars that it used to deserve

dead

makes browsing social media less stressful for me as a trans person.

The one star reviews are nameless terfs mad we have an easy way to just block them out

Such an amazing idea and implementation. Worked seamlessly for me on MacOS, but I have to keep checking which colors mean what (though it doesn't help when I switch the color scheme).

Customizable fonts for each category would be wonderful. I'd personally shrink, embolden, or italicize anti-trans pages so I don't confuse them with the clicked link color.

Also, recently on sign-in with a fresh install of firefox on windows, it seems like the extension isn't working so I'm un/reinstalling to attempt a fix.

I can see flagged links but I can't flag them myself for some reason. Why??

Really Good Extension

Works fantastically to see who I should and shouldn't interact with! I would like an option to auto-block those who are marked as anti-trans though.

edit: those claiming the addon has been hijacked in any meaningful way don't seem to understand how the addon works. if you mark someone as trans-positive or trans-negative will appear locally until it is MANUALLY reviewed and approved after enough votes have been made to even get them considered being publicly shown