Fantastic app that gives end users more control over their decisions and informs their purchases. In a world that seems like it's constantly out to screw us, Louis and the team behind this and the Consumer Rights Wiki are offering us a chance to avoid greedy corporations and make it VERY easy to do so. Highly recommended!!

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FYE STAR namber 1 best browser tension! SO GOOD TO HAVE IT TODAY. be safe don't get trick it is good to see it OKAY!?

Must-have in a world where every single company is trying to screw you with a sneaky ToS/EULA

Brilliant app which is aimed at giving us back some of that good feeling and a social justice. We should all be using it

A very useful extension that allows you to learn about company's bad business practices when you are on its website and lets you reconsider a purchase of a misadvertised product or service.

Finally, the long awaited browser implementation of what could be the best consumer initiative known to man. No more corporations hiding behind their flashy AI/PR-slop infused websites; those now come with a frame of accountability on top! Thank you to everyone contributing their time to this amazing project.

awesome idear, developed by awesome people

It feels like we're living in a cyberpunk dystopia where corporations are getting increasingly more comfortable with screwing over customers. This extension will get you informed with almost no friction or time wasted.

an amazing add-on that allows the broader individual consumer to be generally well informed when bad actors are attempting to take control of mask of the online space. Provides a cohesive user experience, by allowing those who need to be informed to do so faster and understand who they are making deals with and their practices. Allows the end user to see who is a bad actor and why they did so. A high recommendation.

Louis is one of the only influencers online with a soul. Everything he does should be supported and this is a great idea to spread awareness and keep a thoughtful approach to companies that may be doing sneaky things without having to research it all yourself. I second the idea to have an autohide timer, or even a tiny popup with an autohide timer you can expand for more information.