Thredd - Useful Advice from Reddit
Learn from people while you surf the web!
What is Thredd - Useful Advice from Reddit?
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Summary
Thredd exposes social opportunities across the whole Internet. Read discussions about your current topic and discover the communities that share your interests.
HOW IT WORKS: Simply browse the web as normal. When the extension icon shows a red badge, click it to see what Thredd has found. You can read, reply to, or even start your own discussions. Don't forget to check out the various Reddit communities you stumble upon to see what else they've been sharing!
NOTE:
- The notice you see about having access to your history and website data is automatically generated because Thredd runs on every tab. But it does not actually monitor your browsing history or require your personal information to work properly.
Available on Chrome and Firefox
User reviews
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Pros
- Helpful in finding interesting discussions on Reddit
- Useful for finding genuine reviews
- Able to discover hidden gems
Cons
- Improper links leading to broken formatting
- Lack of an option to open new Reddit
- Could use more enhancements like displaying the parent comment and adding a dark theme
Most mentioned
- Useful for discovering relevant discussions
- Helpful for finding genuine reviews
- Issue with improper links
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Risk impact
Thredd - Useful Advice from Reddit is risky to use as it requires a number of sensitive permissions that can potentially harm your browser and steal your data. Exercise caution when installing this extension. Review carefully before installing. We recommend that you only install Thredd - Useful Advice from Reddit if you trust the publisher.
Risk likelihood
Thredd - Useful Advice from Reddit has earned a fairly good reputation and likely can be trusted.
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