Honest would be to give no star (sadly technically not possible), better less. One are at least two too much.

Be aware: WaPo is just another MSM you better don't trust. That they aren't ashamed to invent a "tool" like this, can be of no surprise.

Unfortunately, this add-on does not work. Not even the tweets shown in the corresponding article had any comments added when I looked them up. I hope there will soon be an update that will fix any problems.

The icon is there but it doesn't work.

I've got an icon on my FF toolbar- but no joy on any context.

Does nothing.

Thanks for making an effort to stop this mythomaniac douche.

It is not working at all for me either and I wanted this SO bad. I suspect that using https or do not track may have something to do with it working for some and not others. I have Win10, FF51 - not e10s enabled. I tried disabling my https add-on but apparently I have something else that is automatically setting https so I can't test that theory until I find it. Perhaps ad-blocking could be interfering too. I think those of us it is not working for have some kind of setting or security add-on that is blocking it from working. Three stars until I figure this out.

This add-on either doesn't work, or lacks instructions on how to get it to work.

No other Firefox plugin has made me cackle with glee. It's a wondrous thing to read Trump's tweets and see "This is incorrect or false" underneath, along with an explanation and sources.

I wish we could get this embedded directly into Twitter. I mostly view Twitter over the mobile app. Would be nice to see the additional "context" no matter where I see twitter.

I can't get it to work in 64 bit Firefox.

...this tool will prove invaluable in the coming months. Like many topical bits of software, this was released for speed, and bugs and features will have to be added on. But so far, I'm impressed.

Helps level headed people wade through Trump's bs

It is great to be able to get more context when seeing the next president's tweets. 140 characters is not enough to understand what is really being said.

That being said, there are some problems with the current implementation:

1. The plugin only appears to work on the twitter.com site. It does not work for embedded tweets or inside tweetdeck (what I usually use).
2. As far as I can tell, the context only includes links to WaPo stories. I would hope and expect that other sources could be included as well.
3. The documentation and description of this plugin needs to explain how it works and where it doesn't work.


Neither of these problems take away from the necessity of having a tool like this and neither of these problems seem to be difficult to address in future versions of the software.

There's a toolbar button that doesn't do anything and none of is tweets have added context as pictured. Perhaps an add-on conflict or a missing plug-in? Do I need to install flash or something?