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Internet Standing
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No install needed

One click from any page to its record

Drag the button to your bookmarks bar. Click it on any site to look that site up on Internet Standing — bias, accuracy and every verdict, or a case to open if nobody has rated it yet.

No permissionsReads only the hostname
Bookmarks bar
DRAG THIS BUTTON TO YOUR BOOKMARKS BARCheck on Internet Standing
What does the bookmarklet code actually do? (it’s one line)
javascript:(function(){var h=window.location.hostname.replace(/^www\./,'');window.open('https://www.web-jury.com/search?q='+encodeURIComponent(h),'_blank');})();

It reads your current page’s hostname (e.g. “nytimes.com”) and opens an Internet Standing search for it in a new tab. Nothing is sent anywhere except the new tab you opened.

How it works

Three steps, about ten seconds

  1. 01Show your bookmarks barIn Chrome, Firefox or Safari press ⌘⇧B on Mac or Ctrl+Shift+B on Windows and Linux.
  2. 02Drag the button up to itIt becomes an ordinary bookmark. No permissions, nothing to install.
  3. 03Click it on any siteIt opens an Internet Standing search for the site’s address in a new tab — its record when one matches, and a one-click way to open a case when none does.
Want the badge on the page itself?The bookmarklet is a one-click round trip. The browser extension puts the record next to the name you’re reading, with no tab switch.About the extension
Questions

About the bookmarklet

Does it work on mobile?
iOS Safari and most mobile browsers don’t handle bookmarklets the same way. On a phone, search for the account directly on the home page.
Does it send my browsing data anywhere?
No. It opens a new tab with the current page’s hostname as a search query. We see the hostname you searched for, nothing else.
What if the site isn’t on Internet Standing yet?
The search recognises the address and offers to open a case for it — that takes the link to the rate page, where its record is created on the spot. Be its first juror.