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The Web Jury bookmarklet

Drag the button below to your bookmarks bar. Click it on any news article to instantly see the outlet's Web Jury bias and accuracy scores.

↓ Drag this button to your bookmarks bar ↓

⚖️ Check on Web Jury
What does the bookmarklet code actually do? (it's 1 line)
javascript:(function(){var h=window.location.hostname.replace(/^www\./,'');window.open('https://web-jury.com/search?q='+encodeURIComponent(h),'_blank');})();

Reads your current page's hostname (e.g. "nytimes.com"), opens a Web Jury search for it in a new tab. No data sent anywhere except the new tab you opened.

How it works

  1. 1

    Make sure your bookmarks bar is visible.

    In Chrome / Firefox / Safari: press ⌘⇧B (Mac) or Ctrl+Shift+B (Windows/Linux).

  2. 2

    Drag the blue button above to your bookmarks bar.

    It becomes a regular bookmark. No permissions, no install.

  3. 3

    Click it on any news article.

    It opens that outlet's Web Jury page in a new tab — bias, accuracy, reviews.

Want a richer overlay? Get the Chrome extension.

The bookmarklet is a one-click round-trip to Web Jury. The Chrome extension overlays the score directly on the page you're reading, with no tab switch.

Learn more about the extension →

FAQ

Does it work on mobile?

iOS Safari and most mobile browsers don't support bookmarklets the same way. On mobile, search the outlet directly on web-jury.com.

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 outlet isn't on Web Jury yet?

You'll land on a "create this outlet" flow — paste the URL and the outlet's page is generated automatically. Be the first reviewer.