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ContextLenz

by 180gig · 180gig.com · Communication
Manifest V3 Free
View in Chrome Web Store Data as of 15 Oct 2026

Critically evaluate news articles: framing, emotional language, persuasion, missing context, and alternative coverage.

Users
3
0 in 30 days
Rating
0.0 / 5
unchanged in 30 days
Ratings
0
0 in 30 days
Store rank
#339K
#263K among extensions
Version
0.1.0
updated 4 Jul 2026

Users

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Ratings count

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About ContextLenz

ContextLenz — Media Literacy & News Analyzer Read between the lines. Spot media bias, framing, and emotional manipulation in real-time. ContextLenz is a critical reading companion that helps you navigate online news with a sharper eye. Instead of telling you what to think, ContextLenz gives you the tools to analyze how articles are written. By surfacing the subtle persuasion techniques, emotional language, and framing used in modern journalism, it empowers you to spot bias and think for yourself. ContextLenz is not a truth detector or a fact-checker. It is a media literacy tool designed to provide more context and alternative viewpoints so you can form your own objective conclusions. ⚡ Key Features Manipulative Phrase Highlighting: ContextLenz scans the article directly on the page, highlighting loaded language, emotional triggers, and biased framing right where they appear. Comprehensive Bias & Framing Reports: Click the extension icon to view a detailed breakdown of the article's persuasion techniques, evidence quality, and any missing context. Visual Data Insights: Understand the article’s tone at a glance with clean, intuitive charts scoring emotional intensity and argument structure. Alternative Coverage Finder: Discover how other reputable publishers are covering the exact same story. ContextLenz uses advanced search grounding to surface parallel articles, helping you escape echo chambers. No Echo Chambers, Just Context: By comparing viewpoints side-by-side, you get a 360-degree view of breaking news and complex issues. 🛠️ How It Works Navigate to any news article online. Click the ContextLenz extension icon in your toolbar. Analyze: The extension securely processes the article text to break down its structure. Read Critically: View the highlighted phrases on the page and explore the interactive dashboard to see scores, charts, and alternative coverage options. 🔒 Privacy & Safety First You Control the Analysis: ContextLenz never tracks your browsing history in the background. It only analyzes an article when you explicitly click the extension icon. Smart Caching: To ensure efficiency and privacy, identical articles are securely hashed and served from an encrypted cache so the same text is never analyzed twice. Ad-Free & Data-Conscious: Your data is used strictly to generate your media literacy report—never for tracking or advertising. 📖 Why ContextLenz? In a world of hyper-partisan media and sensationalized headlines, understanding how information is being packaged is just as important as the information itself. ContextLenz bridges the gap between fast-paced news consumption and deep critical thinking. Download ContextLenz today and take control of your media diet.

Growth

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Version history

1 versions recorded
0.1.04 Jul 2026

Details

Category
Communication
First seen
4 Jul 2026
Size
133 KB
Languages
en-GB
Pricing
Free
Privacy policy
180gig.com
Extension ID
cjobfdndkgokjifkcajaobldgkhdhgpm

Permissions and risk

Elevated riskimpact 3, likelihood 3
Permissions
activeTabscriptingstoragetabs
Site access
https://contextlenz-bfc2fjf4esdkfpdn.uksouth-01.azurewebsites.net/*

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