There Be Dragons

Unleash dragons. Replaces selected words with different words. Just forget you even have this installed. No mercy.

What is There Be Dragons?

There Be Dragons is a Chrome extension developed by http://donohoe.io, and its main feature is "Unleash dragons. Replaces selected words with different words. Just forget you even have this installed. No mercy.".

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Download There Be Dragons Extension CRX File

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Extension Usage Instructions

                        A continuously adjusted list for words and phrases that are randomly and subtly replaced as you read some major news websites. That sort of thing. Don't worry about it. Just forget you even have this installed.

Those sites currently are; 

CNN, NYTimes, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, The Atlantic, and The Atlantic Wire, The Guardian, BBC, NBC,  USA Today, ABC News, Reuters, LATimes, Huffington Post, ProPublica, Yahoo News.                    

Extension Basic Information

Name There Be Dragons There Be Dragons
ID fngfcfkfejcmphednpbmaoogehooklpm
Official URL https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/there-be-dragons/fngfcfkfejcmphednpbmaoogehooklpm
Description Unleash dragons. Replaces selected words with different words. Just forget you even have this installed. No mercy.
File Size 34.81 KB
Installation Count 50
Current Version 0.0.0.3
Last Updated 2013-09-06
Publish Date 2013-09-06
Rating 5.00/5 Total 3 Ratings
Developer http://donohoe.io
Payment Type free
Help Page URL http://donohoe.io/projects/there-be-dragons/
Supported Languages en
manifest.json
{
    "update_url": "https:\/\/clients2.google.com\/service\/update2\/crx",
    "name": "There Be Dragons",
    "version": "0.0.0.3",
    "description": "Unleash dragons. Replaces selected words with different words. Just forget you even have this installed. No mercy.",
    "manifest_version": 2,
    "icons": {
        "128": "img\/icon_128.png"
    },
    "permissions": [
        "tabs",
        "http:\/\/*.nytimes.com\/*",
        "http:\/\/*.wsj.com\/*",
        "http:\/\/*.cnn.com\/*",
        "http:\/\/*.washingtonpost.com\/*",
        "http:\/\/*.theguardian.com\/*",
        "http:\/\/*.theatlantic.com\/*",
        "http:\/\/*.theatlanticwire.com\/*",
        "http:\/\/*.usatoday.com\/*",
        "http:\/\/*.abcnews.go.com\/*",
        "http:\/\/*.bbc.co.uk\/*",
        "http:\/\/*.bbcnews.com\/*",
        "http:\/\/*.nbcnews.com\/*",
        "http:\/\/*.reuters.com\/*",
        "http:\/\/*.latimes.com\/*",
        "http:\/\/*.huffingtonpost.com\/*",
        "http:\/\/*.propublica.org\/*",
        "http:\/\/news.yahoo.com\/*",
        "http:\/\/*.spreadsheets.google.com\/*",
        "https:\/\/*.spreadsheets.google.com\/*"
    ],
    "content_security_policy": "script-src 'self' https:\/\/spreadsheets.google.com; object-src 'self'",
    "content_scripts": [
        {
            "matches": [
                "http:\/\/*.nytimes.com\/*",
                "http:\/\/*.wsj.com\/*",
                "http:\/\/*.cnn.com\/*",
                "http:\/\/*.washingtonpost.com\/*",
                "http:\/\/*.theguardian.com\/*",
                "http:\/\/*.theatlantic.com\/*",
                "http:\/\/*.theatlanticwire.com\/*",
                "http:\/\/*.usatoday.com\/*",
                "http:\/\/*.abcnews.go.co\/*",
                "http:\/\/*.bbc.co.uk\/*",
                "http:\/\/*.bbcnews.com\/*",
                "http:\/\/*.nbcnews.com\/*",
                "http:\/\/*.reuters.com\/*",
                "http:\/\/*.latimes.com\/*",
                "http:\/\/*.huffingtonpost.com\/*",
                "http:\/\/*.propublica.org\/*",
                "http:\/\/news.yahoo.com\/*"
            ],
            "js": [
                "app.js"
            ],
            "run_at": "document_end",
            "all_frames": false
        }
    ]
}