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Decolonial Hacker Extension The Decolonial Hacker extension activates when a user logs onto targeted websites, freezing them with fragments of a text, artwork, or combination of the two, that analyses certain problematics of that place informed by decolonial politics at large. The extension overlays commissioned work onto a set of defined websites. It is otherwise inactive. The set of URLs that trigger the extension are updated approximately every 30 minutes in a background script. Decolonial Hacker can be disabled and reactivated by clicking the red banner at the top of the page or selecting “HIDE/REVEAL” on the extension’s pop-down menu.
Feb 1, 2025
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