Hello. My name is Ash. I am transfeminine. I ask you read this review before reading any others.

I can personally attest that every one-star review talks about real issues that this add-on has.

I have personally witnessed:
Trans men being marked red for no reason (even after thorough investigation)
Intersex people that are explicitly pro-trans being marked red
BIPOC trans people of all stripes being marked red


This is not review bombing. I can confidently assure you that. Trans radfems, however, claim that it is such in order to silence others and push a hateful and supremacist agenda. Even a paltry investigation into this specific circle of the trans community will reveal exactly what I'm talking about, and I urge you to look into it yourself.

This is a one-star review in spirit. I am leaving this in the five-star section to warn others about the lies radfems are spreading about our trans siblings-in-arms.

Don't be fools. Go with compassion in your heart, always.

This extension is consistently extremely useful for rooting out people who have corrosive opinions. The low scores tend to be because the exact people that are marked as red have a tendency to lash out in the form of review bombing.

Notably: this extension is very good at marking transphobia generally, but with a focus on transmisogyny. There aren't a lot of systems to protect trans women these days, so this is an extremely encouraging tool.

Generally, the review bombing on this is disappointing. My assumption is that the goal here is to muddy the water on this extension or to get it taken down. It's consistently disappointing to see my community act like this.

At the end of the day, this is a tool to protect trans communities. If you're here for that, it's going to help with that. But it's only a tool, and it can only be as effective as a tool

Great extension that works as intended. Don't mind the misinformation being spread by transphobes and transmisogynysts claiming it's false flagging people, it's not.

In my experience most of the negative reviews come as a result of Shinigami Eyes being very good about catching transphobia directed at trans women. When you prioritize the most vulnerable those who previously saw themselves in that position often grow frustrated. This is still a great way to understand who you're interacting with online. Don't be a trans-misogynist if you want to remain green - pretty simple <3

This thing is getting a lot of bad reviews due to the concept of "men benefit from misogyny" paired with "trans men are, in fact, men" causing them to hold systemic power over trans women despite both experiencing transphobia. The way that trans women experience both misogyny and transphobia yields the unique combination known as transmisogyny, basic intersectionality stuff, and this tool being used to mark transmisogynists who despite ostensibly being good on "trans issues" participate in transmisogynistic posting etc has gotten non-transfem people invested in their own perception of inculpability up in arms.

Works well. I always take it with a grain of salt (always checking the person marked). I've used the extension for many years, and have only found a handful of instances where it was obvious as a miss-flag, otherwise seemed pretty accurate. The creator does kinda suck though. Though I don't use Tumblr, so that might be why it's been fairly fine for me. I've heard that it can be pretty hit or miss there as people use it against each other.

A lot of people are rating this 1 star because they are being correctly flagged as transmisogynists. Shinigami Eyes is working as intended, and they're big mad about it.

Not something to follow religiously, but does a pretty decent job of letting you know when to take extra caution around certain accounts.

Unfortunately it's currently getting review-bombed becuase a very small number of tumblr transmasc/intersex people got flagged red after repeatedly saying anti-transfem things, and so have been trying to convince everyone the extension has an agenda against them all. I've found it to be pretty accurate though.

this extension is an excellent flag that signals to me that i need to dig deeper into a person's stances on trans people before sharing their content online. contrary to many of these reviews, the moderation is extremely consistent; it is simply that whoever's doing the moderation is focused on preventing transmisogyny (as they should be). the website itself states, "Don't assume someone is not transphobic just because they are trans or non-binary themselves." every single trans person i've seen marked red on shinigami eyes or complaining about a false flag has indeed had transmisogynistic rhetoric on their blog. this extension isn't wrongfully marking anyone; you simply disagree with the moderator(s) when it comes to what is or isn't transphobic. personally, this extension has helped me block terfs i see in my notifications so that my posts don't gain traction in their circles, which has been massively useful over the years. thank you shinigami eyes!

has its uses, got recommended by this really cool cis dude. it's always a delight to stumble upon a celebrity marked green when i least expect it. no clue what the recent enmity's about, this thang makes the web a little less scary......

One star reviewers are mad that their transmisogyny is being highlighted. Would advise you to ignore them if you are a serious person. This is a very useful extension that I refuse to go without in my browser.

genuinely good extension that has had a smear campaign against it. primarily by those who would like to pretend that being transgender makes one immune to being transphobic when it's in the extension's guidelines to "not to treat people differently just because of their gender, age or orientation"

these people can fully believe that trans women can be transphobic because "transandrophobia". but cannot fathom that they themselves can platform transphobic ideals.

overall great extension, even if you're not trying to block transandrophobia truthers as it accurately hits radfems pretty well