removeddit

Shows edited or deleted Reddit comments when clicked

removeddit - Chrome Extension

removeddit is a lightweight Chrome extension that allows you to easily view deleted or edited comments on Reddit. When clicked, it reloads the page and displays the previously hidden comments. Created in conjunction with http://removeddit.com for quick and convenient access.

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This extension was removed from Chrome Web Store on 2021-08-24

By: CorvetteCole Productions

Users: 1,715+

Rating: 3.00

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Version: 0.4 (Last updated: 2018-04-21)

Creation date: 2018-04-21

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood:

High risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

tabs
http://*.reddit.com/*
https://*.reddit.com/*

Size: 7.46K

Price: Free

Email: co*****@gmail.com

URLs: Website

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THIS EXTENSION HAS BEEN UPDATED AND NOW WORKS AGAIN AS OF 4/21/2018

Are you tired of seeing the [removed] or [deleted] comments? Do you wish there was a better way? Well now there is! Introducing the Uneddit chrome extension. This extension is really lightweight and uses no system resources until clicked. When on reddit you can go to any page where a comment section is shown and click the UE icon in the extensions area. This will reload the page and the deleted, removed, and edited comments will be shown. Big thanks to http://removeddit.com for providing this service, I just created an extension to use it quickly and conveniently.

This project is now open source! Find out more here: https://github.com/CorvetteCole/Uneddit-Chrome-Extension

User reviews

Removeddit hasn't been working well for months. It's several hours (at least) in recording pages which is fine, I guess, if you want to look at old threads. If you want to look at something with recent deletions, it's not very helpful at all.