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Community-powered plugin to rate web content and videos as Fake, fluff or legit! π Fake or Fluff? β A Community-Powered Web Credibility Checker Tired of clickbait, misinformation, and empty articles or videos? Fake or Fluff? is a lightweight Chrome extension that lets you and the internet vote on the quality of any webpage. Whether you're reading news, blogs, articles, or watching videos this tool lets you: β Vote if the page is: π₯ Fake β π¦ Authenticβ π¨ Fluff (low substance) π To the point (clear & meaningful) β See what others think: Every time you land on a page, the extension shows a simple, visual breakdown of how others have voted. β No accounts, no tracking: Votes are anonymous and tied only to your IP or a random device ID. You can change or remove your vote anytime. β Protect yourself from misinformation With a quick glance, know if a link is mostly rated as fake or fluff before wasting your time β or worse, trusting bad info. π οΈ How it works: - Just install and click the extension icon on any page. - See current ratings and cast your own. - Your vote updates instantly and helps others browsing the same link. π± Why It Matters: The internet is full of noise, fake and time wasting content. Let's help make the web transparent on these issues β one page at a time. π Privacy-Friendly: No signups No personal data collected
Mar 27, 2025
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