Chrome Decolonized

Replaces foreign names for tribes and locations in tribal homelands with the original names used by the indigenous people.

Chrome Decolonized: Learn indigenous names for tribes and locations

Chrome Decolonized is an educational Chrome extension that replaces colonial names with indigenous endonyms, allowing users to see indigenous people and the world from a pre-colonized perspective.

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Users: 78

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Rating: 5.00

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Version: 2.01 (Last updated: 2019-11-01)

Creation date: 2019-11-01

Risk impact: Very low risk impact

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Manifest version: 2

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Size: 60.28K

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This app was designed to be an educational aid and to help give people opportunity to see indigenous people and the world around them from a pre-colonized perspective.

When you load a website you will see the icon to (De)Colonize your pages. Initially, pages will appear with the original scripting. Clicking the app will toggle between the colonized terminology and indigenous endonyms. For example, most Cherokee people refer to themselves as Tsalagi (pronounced jah-lah-gee). Toggling the extension will switch between Cherokee and Tsalagi in websites.

A current bug is that when you change tabs you may have to click twice to set the toggle for the new tab, and that is currently being worked on.

This extension is in beta stage. I am also working on crowdsourcing more indigenous names and hope to include indigenous endonyms from around the world and indigenous names for places over time.

Thanks for checking it out, and I hope you enjoy learning more about the indigenous people and languages around you.