Soothe

Browse the web with peace of mind.

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This extension was removed from Chrome Web Store on 2022-10-23

By: Niko Draca

Users: 191

Rating: 4.74 (39)

Version: 0.0.0.2 (Last updated: 2020-05-19)

Creation date: 2020-05-19

Risk impact: Very high risk impact

Risk likelihood: High risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

tabs
http://*/*
activeTab
storage
debugger
contextMenus

Size: 301.06K

Email: *****@nikodraca.com

URLs: Website

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Extension summary

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Soothe is an extension made to help people browse the web without seeing malicious content.

MISSION

Our main goal is to prevent online harassment and help users avoid seeing triggers while they browse the web. We strongly believe that no one online should have to worry about this.

FEATURES

LIVE UPDATING: Avoid seeing hateful messages in real time (Facebook, Twitter etc.)
SENTIMENT ANALYSIS: We will not filter out content until we determine the context, meaning you won't miss out on anything

User reviews

I so appreciate this extension. My one request is that they add something for child abuse/infant death etc. Those are absolutely devastating to me mentally but crop up more often than you would expect. I will upgrade to 5 stars, even pay for the extension, if they make this happen. Thank you.

Molly Whelan, 2020-03-16

The only problem with this app is it doesn't have a button for Stupid.

atimnie, 2018-04-19

I downloaded this after I heard the interview on CBC radio. Easy to install. I know it needs some work, but it's a great concept and seems to work well. Ironically, it blurred out the link to the interview on the CBC website, though! I think it shouldn't look for the words "homophobic" and "racist", but instead the types of words that would come up in posts that ARE homophobic or racist. If you don't already,, have a linguist or editor look at your word lists. Keep up the good work.

Karen Pelton, 2018-01-04

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