daniellesucher/jailbreak-the-patriarchy

Genderswaps your view of the web. (Chrome extension)

jailbreak-the-patriarchy's Issues

Words Changing

The extension changes 'hero' to 'heroine', which is fine.

But as a result, it changes 'heron' (the bird) to 'heroinen'.

"snowman" changes to "undefined"

Not sure why this is happening. See http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/suterquest-workstation for example:

"A Snowman walking through a tranquil scene of falling snow" becomes "A Undefined walking through a tranquil scene of falling snow"

Should default to off (or at least not change state) when updated

When a new version is released, it should default to off or (ideally) not change state for users when Chrome automatically updates their version. This happens pretty rarely, but it would be good to fix before pushing out a next release.

Disabling for specific urls?

Is there any way to disable jailbreak the patriarchy for a specific webpage or website? I have it enabled but sometimes have to disabled it because it can make textarea fields uneditable.

This happens on Jira when I have a month to month report abbreviated as MOM but it gets switched to DAD and then the form becomes uneditable even from the DOM tree.

Ability to disable for Facebook Messenger

(and possibly other messenger services as well)

I would love to have the option of disabling Jailbreak The Patriarchy when using chat services.

It 's very confusing when pronouns are flipped during a conversation.
For example, if I received the message "I'm going to Sarah and James' party tomorrow. She asked me to invite you." That sentence would have a completely different meaning if the pronoun was flipped to "he".

It's also confusing to send a message in Messenger, then see a different message displayed on the screen. For example, if I type "I'll let him know", I would see in the the browser "I'll let her know".

Also, TY for making this app, I'm having loads of fun with it :)

"male" and "female" not switched, leads to nonsensical sentences

Got this headline on reddit just now: "Model Elliott Sailors Explains Why She Switched To Male Modeling" which is confusing. Perhaps "male" should be switched to "female"?

Heroku -> Heroineku

Could probably use some regular-expression-based love for the "hero" replacement - http://stackoverflow.com/q/9802259/928098 reads a bit awkwardly!

Icon state is inaccurate after reloading the extension when it's turned off

When you reload the extension, the icon displays in its on state even when the extension is off.