WordQuake

Replaces all nouns on a webpage with a noun in the WordNet. "WordQuaked" webpages are chaotic, creative, and oftentimes hilarious!

What is WordQuake?

WordQuake is a Chrome extension that uses WordNet to replace nouns on webpages with random neighboring nouns, resulting in chaotic and creative texts. It allows users to transform online content into something new and entertaining.

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By: wordquakeme

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Users: 215 ▲ 9

Rating: 4.20 (5)

Version: 1.3 (Last updated: 2015-07-19)

Creation date: 2015-07-19

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

activeTab
https://wordquake.me/*

Size: 26.71K

Ranking

# 55426 ▲ 609

Other rankings

#3798 in Just for Fun ▲ 17 #175 in database keyword 6 ▼ 13

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Extension summary

Analyze keywords

Tired of what you see on a webpage? Want to spice things up? Or prank your friends? Introducing WordQuake, an application that transforms entire webpages before your very eyes. Create new meanings from online news articles, editorials, classic literature...even your best friend's Facebook posts.

WordQuake runs on WordNet, a database developed at Princeton University that maps the relationships between tens of thousands of nouns in the English language. Our program accesses this database to analyze your text on the fly and hands you back a unique blend of chaos and creativity. In particular, each noun on a webpage is located in WordNet and then replaced by a random neighboring noun in WordNet.

Click the WordQuake icon on any webpage to begin quaking! To return to the original page, simply refresh your browser. Addressing privacy concerns: no data is accessed unless the WordQuake icon is clicked, and no data is stored on our server.

Featured on WordNet 'Related Projects' page: http://www.princeton.edu/wordnet/related-projects/.

Questions? Email [email protected].

Created at HackPrinceton 2015.