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Bullshit.js
DESCRIPTION
Bullshit.js is a humorous JavaScript bookmarklet that rewrites corporate and marketing jargon into more understandable language. It is designed to run directly on ordinary web pages without installing a full browser extension. Activating the bookmarklet processes visible page text and transforms jargon-heavy phrasing in place. Its purpose is partly practical and partly satirical, targeting exaggerated enterprise vocabulary and buzzword-filled copy. The project is intentionally small and focused on one interaction rather than offering a broader text-analysis suite. A hosted page provides the bookmarklet for easy installation, while the repository contains the supporting source and website assets.
Features
- Browser bookmarklet interface
- Marketing jargon transformation
- In-place webpage text processing
- No extension installation required
- Lightweight JavaScript implementation
- Hosted bookmarklet installation page
Programming Language
JavaScript
Categories
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