Gender Neutralize
Extension Actions
CRX ID
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Status
- Live on Store
Description from extension meta
De-gender language on the web
Image from store
Description from store
Extension to turn unnecessarily gendered words into their gender-neutral alternatives across the web. Currently covers traditional male and female pronouns, relational titles (e.g. "boyfriend", "daughter"), professional and occupational titles (e.g. "Congressman"), and more.
Options to toggle changing of personal pronouns on or off, as well as inputting a substitute for "dude", "guys", and other slang-based terms.
Latest reviews
- yes please
- Love the idea but just got it so havent used it yet lol
- Barnaby Bienkowski
- It's pretty good though I wish I could add even more. I'd like to replace "male" and "female" with human. I'd like to replace "mansplaining" with patronizing. Etc. etc.
- Barnaby Bienkowski
- It's pretty good though I wish I could add even more. I'd like to replace "male" and "female" with human. I'd like to replace "mansplaining" with patronizing. Etc. etc.
- jan zens
- inserts the word "monastic" into texts
- jan zens
- inserts the word "monastic" into texts
- J M
- I really like it, but it corrects he's to they's instead of They're
- J M
- I really like it, but it corrects he's to they's instead of They're
- Ignatius “Iggy” Spades
- This is great, I just have one suggestion: my textbook uses "he or she" and the plugin changes it to "they or they".
- Ignatius “Iggy” Spades
- This is great, I just have one suggestion: my textbook uses "he or she" and the plugin changes it to "they or they".
- Marijn van Hoorn
- This is great! But "He walks/They walk"-type phrases, starting with a capital letter, don't seem to work properly; instead they just get put as "They s". I think this might be because the regex thing for those uses $2 instead of $1, but for all I know it could be something completely different
- Marijn van Hoorn
- This is great! But "He walks/They walk"-type phrases, starting with a capital letter, don't seem to work properly; instead they just get put as "They s". I think this might be because the regex thing for those uses $2 instead of $1, but for all I know it could be something completely different
- Anonymous
- This is awesome!
- Anonymous
- This is awesome!
- Nate Neumann
- fabulous! nice extension :)