Read Across The Aisle

This is a beta of the Read Across the Aisle Chrome extension. Send any feedback to [email protected].

What is Read Across The Aisle?

'Read Across The Aisle' is a Chrome extension that offers a visual representation of your filter bubble, showing your most-read news sites and tracking your reading behavior over time. The tool aims to diversify your news intake by shedding light on where you spend most of your time reading. It includes features like social network tracking, free Wall Street Journal access, and potential future additions such as customized article recommendations and achievement badges.

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Extension stats

By: https://readacrosstheaisle.com

View on Chrome Web Store

Users: 6,000+

Rating: 2.05 (56)

Version: 1.3.1 (Last updated: 2018-09-05)

Creation date: 2018-09-05

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Overrides new tab: Yes

Permissions:

tabs
idle
unlimitedStorage
storage
webRequest
<all_urls>

Size: 389.12K

Email: co*****@beelinereader.com

URLs: Website ,Privacy policy

Ranking

# 13324 ▼ 16

Other rankings

#1021 in News & Weather ▼ 5

#52 in paypal keyword 28 ▼ 6

#100 in register keyword 11 ▼ 4

#103 in free access keyword 49 ▼ 11

#123 in week keyword 13 ▼ 5

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UPDATE:

You can now set the Dashboard to show only once a day, instead of with every new tab. Just click the settings (gear) icon in the upper right corner of the Dashboard and flip the toggle for display frequency.

You can always access the Dashboard by clicking on the browser extension icon in the upper right.

Read Across The Aisle gives you a visual representation of your filter bubble. Our dashboard shows you your most-read news websites so you can see where you're spending the most time reading. With the view options, you can see just the last 24 hours, week, or even your indefinite history, so you can track your behavior over time.

Get Free Wall Street Journal Access!

Click the WSJ link (below your most-read site list) to get a free, renewable, guest pass to the Wall Street Journal. Every week you will see the registration prompt again, but you can use the same email address to register each time.

Social Network Tracking

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