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Restoring the ability to comment on websites without comment boards.
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In recent years, the growing trend of mainstream media outlets removing their comment sections has made it difficult for readers to discuss, support or refute news stories and opinion pieces. Blarify provides a platform for people to comment, discuss and share ideas while browsing news and opinion articles on major websites.
After installing the extension, users can go to any of the supported websites to begin commenting on any content. Click the blarify button on the left side of your browser window to launch the comment box and begin reading others' feedback. You can register for a free account on blarify.com to post comments of your own.
Currently, blarify provides comment sections for the following websites:
> Youtube
> ESPN
> Yahoo!
> IMDB
> CNN
More will be included in future updates.
Don't let MSM keep you silent. Be loud and share your ideas!
Latest reviews
- (2021-04-01) Patrick Michael: Great extension to continue the conversation on News articles without comment boards. Over time, with more users, this is going to be awesome
- (2021-02-20) Emon Ahmed Sanglap: Awesome app - love it. I just want more users to come join me!
- (2021-02-19) Bappa Bhakta: The next best thing to having the comments right on the site. I like this because my comments appear instantly and I can basically say whatever I want.
- (2021-02-18) Goutam Roy: Comments by democracy. What a great idea. Trolls could be issue, but as long as they can be downvoted, the community can decide what good content is. Not a moderator.
- (2021-02-17) Rupa Khan: The comments were the best part of Yahoo, and they took them down. I'd like to see a deeper tier structure in the commenting, but this is awesome.
Latest issues
- (2022-04-22, v:1.1.0) Rick Gilbert: Contact Extension Issue
We registered for extension and do get icon to comment on article. But when click, we get comments, but no "Start Conversation Area. What are we missing?