OpenWeb Transparency

About

OpenWeb Transparency: Financial X-Ray Vision for the Open Web


See the money behind the mission. 
OpenWeb Transparency gives you instant, in-browser access to IRS 990 financial data and executive compensation for major tech non-profits, open-source foundations, and Wikipedia. 
We rely on organizations like the Linux Foundation, Mozilla Foundation, and the Internet Archive to keep the web open and free. 
But their financial data is often buried in complex, hard-to-read PDFs. 
OpenWeb Transparency changes that by seamlessly surfacing this critical information exactly where you need it: directly on the websites you visit.


✨ Key Features

    🚫 Block Aggressive Banners: Automatically hides Wikipedia's notorious, screen-filling donation popups.
    💰 Follow The Money: Displays up-to-date (2023–2025) revenue, assets, and executive compensation for major tech non-profits.
    📖 Grokipedia Integration: Adds a dynamic link on Wikipedia article pages to instantly check if the topic is covered on Grokipedia.
    🎨 Unified Overlay UI: A sleek, pure-black (#000000 @ 80% opacity) overlay with consistent typography, dimensions, and layout across all supported sites.
    🛡️ Zero Trackers: No data collection, no ads, no telemetry. Just pure, transparent code.
    ⚡ Modern Codebase: Fully refactored using modern JavaScript (Template Literals, ES6+) for maximum performance and maintainability.


This project is licensed under the BSD 2-Clause License.


🌐 Supported Organizations


OpenWeb Transparency currently activates on the following domains:
    • Wikipedia
    • Mozilla Foundation
    • The Linux Foundation
    • Python Software Foundation
    • Internet Archive
    • The Tor Project 
    • Perl Foundation


(More organizations and data points will actively be added in future updates.)


🔒 Privacy & Security Commitment


This browser extension only requests host permissions for the specific domains listed above. 
It does not read or modify data on any other websites, and it contains no analytics, tracking scripts, or hidden data collection. 


🛠️ Open Source & Community Driven


OpenWeb Transparency is built for the community, by the community. 
We believe in net neutrality, an open internet, and complete transparency, extending to our own source code. 


Source Code & Contributions: https://github.com/fpucore/openweb-transparency
Contact: [email protected]