Humans.txt is a Chrome extension that allows users to easily view and access the humans.txt file for any website they visit. This file, used by Google, Flickr, and many web developers, recognizes the humans who created the website and the tools they used.
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Humans.txt is a new standard in use by Google, Flickr, and many grassroots web developers. It's a way to recognize the humans who made a website, and the tools they used.
This extension shows an icon in the address bar for sites using humans.txt, so you can discover it's available. Click on the icon to see the humans.txt file. Try it on http://humanstxt.org or http://google.com for example.
Extension by Michael Mahemoff, Player FM (http://player.fm) and originally created while at Google.
Pro:
Display the contents of the humans.txt file on clicking the extension button in the address bar.
Feature Request: change the icon color, depending on the currently visited site having a humans.txt file or not (would be really handy)
Bug (Chrome Version 90.0.4430.93 (Offizieller Build) (x86_64)):
Visiting any site with HTTP-Authentication will close the Login dialogue on page load (which makes it impossible to enter whatever credentials for the site). I had to uninstall the extension due to this behaviour.