Anti-woke

The anti-wokeness extension. Shows warnings about woke companies.

What is Anti-woke?

Anti-woke is a Chrome extension that highlights and warns users about websites, companies, and brands that promote wokeness. It helps users take control of their browsing experience by providing customizable settings.

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By: Anti-woke

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Users: 217 ▲ 10

Rating: 4.23 (13) ▲ 0.45

Version: 1.6.0.4 (Last updated: 2023-06-09)

Creation date: 2021-01-28

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

storage

Host permissions:

https://api.npoint.io/*

Size: 130.05K

Email: An*****@protonmail.com

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Chrome-Stats Rank

# 51298 ▲ 767

Other rankings

#706 in Accessibility ▲ 3

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Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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Summary

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This Anti-woke extension highlights words and displays a warning message for websites, companies, and brands that engage in wokeness.

You can turn on or off the top-banner and word-highlighting in the extension settings.

Wokeness is a fixation on class, gender, and race and the perceived oppression between those identities. One example is telling employees "Try to be less white". Companies exist to deliver services to their customers and not to preach woke politics.

Anti-woke is also available as an Android app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=no.freedom.anti_woke

The project is available on GitHub: https://github.com/anti-wokeness/Anti-woke

Also available as a website: Anti-woke.net

User reviews

As much as I appreciate the concept and attempt of this app I'd rather see more of a details of if the company regularly operates with cultural terrorism type of wokeness than if the company basically existed during covid as pretty much all companies got wrapped up in trying to appease people during BLM (which also seems to be a dei scam). -Games journalists like kotaku ign etc. - DEI edicts of content (or hiring diversity managers) by amazon, microsoft, disney, ubisoft, warner, capcom, konami, nintendo etc. Blackrock influence. - Consultancy firms like gaymer x (which is currently under investigation of falsifying their status of being a non-profit), take this, sweet baby inc, black girl gamers, etc. - Offensive localization which vandalizes the original writing from out of region media. Many employees are losing their job due to this toxic ideology which they don't even support from their products bombing while these cult-like grifters not only get their funding from the company regardless, they also steal taxes under the guise of culturally fighting terrorism (because they claim they'll stop white supremacy groups from forming due to their influence). I don't know how difficult this may be but a system where users could report and get enough agreement of evidence may do more to spread awareness and aid in making these companies responsible. Basically something like sponsor block for YT where everyday users can help each other.

E Ryan, 2024-04-24

Pathetic. People who are too wrapped up in identity politics to be honest with themselves - let alone anybody else - about how led around by the elevated nostrils they are. A clueless angry mob using a list someone else compiled about "evil" companies to tell them how to think instead of being able to figure it out for themselves. Way too easy to use this "tool" to manipulate these morons into acting against their own best interests, and they'll angrily defend the BS even after they've been abandoned by those using them for the "useful idiots" they are. Just look at the J6 rioters for proof.