Read in context.
The original page stays readable. Highlights point to selected passages rather than colouring the entire story.
CRITICAL READING / BROWSER COMPANION
Read the news.
See the framing.
A quiet layer of context, right where you read.
Highlighted passages connect persuasive wording to an explanation and a useful question. You keep your own judgment.
Context inside a news page
A fictional news article demonstrating real output from the current local analyzer.
THE INTERACTION
A signal.
An explanation.
A better question.
Look closer at the wording
Select a highlight to see the technique, its mechanism and a verification question.
Inspect an unsupported leap
The same article can contain different signals. Each highlighted passage has its own explanation.
Actual browser screenshots of the interactive demonstration. Article content is fictional, not a claim about a real publisher.
Open the explanation.
Hover, focus or tap a passage. See why the wording was marked and which question could help you check it.
Keep your judgment.
A prompt is an invitation to investigate. It does not declare a statement false or assign a permanent rating to a news source.
A WORKING PROTOTYPE
Less automatic belief.
More careful reading.
English and Russian explanations. Prototype heuristics can miss or misread signals; independent validation is still needed. The Chrome ZIP requires developer mode.