Apollolytics

Name: Apollolytics
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)
Author: Daniel Gordon Jones (danielj0nes)

Automated propaganda detection in the browser

As of June 2026, Apollolytics has 55 users and a 5.00/5 rating from 1 reviews in the Communication category.

Daniel Gordon Jones (danielj0nes)Communication★ Featured

Chrome Web Store ↗.crx

Users−14.1%

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5.00

1 reviews

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Version

2.1

Manifest V3

History

4 snapshots

Tracking since Apr 20, 2026.

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Date	Users	Rating	Reviews	Version
Apr 20, 2026	64	5.00	1	2.1
May 5, 2026	67	5.00	1	2.1
May 27, 2026	62	5.00	1	2.1
Jun 8, 2026	59	5.00	1	2.1
Now	55	5.00	1	2.1

Permissions & access

Permissions: storagecontextMenusactiveTabscripting
Host access: <all_urls>

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About

🔎 Apollolytics is a browser extension that helps you to identify propaganda techniques in online content and provides context for any claims you encounter.

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⚡ Simply right-click anywhere on the webpage, select 'Detect Propaganda', and within seconds, the text will be analysed and highlighted with possible propaganda techniques.

👉 Alternatively, click and drag over a section of text, right-click, and select either 'Detect Propaganda on Selection' or '... with Contextualizer' to analyse the chosen text. The Contextualizer provides additional context for claims, including links to reliable sources.

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Once installed, clicking the Apollolytics logo opens the main extension panel. Here you can:

⚙️ - Change settings, such as which model is used.
📊 - View Propaganda Analytics, including the most common techniques yo encounter and a breakdown by website.
🗂️ - Access the Detection History, which saves all results generated using the tool.
🔒 - Export or delete all of your data—Apollolytics is committed to data privacy and transparency.
📖 - See detailed descriptions of all the propaganda techniques Apollolytics detects.

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🇨🇭 Apollolytics is developed by researchers of the University of Zurich and the University of Lausanne.

We are committed to ensuring that no identifiable user data is stored on our servers.

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Disclaimer
Apollolytics may occasionally flag content as propaganda in error. All detections and explanations are automatically generated and do not reflect the views of the authors or associated universities.