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The Positivity Evaluator reviews page content, determining a positivity ratio, allowing you to manage your positivity and well being Positivity Evaluator Cultivate a Positive Online Experience In today's digital world, the content we consume can significantly impact our mood, thoughts, and overall well-being. The Positivity Evaluator is your essential tool for fostering a positive mindset while engaging with online content. How It Works: The Positivity Evaluator uses advanced algorithms to analyze the sentiment of web content. It provides a simple visual cue - changes the page border colour to green (positive) or to red (negative) with an optional changeable yellow for neutral pages. The neutral colour can be updated by the user for a moderate colour that they are comfortable with Key Features: * Real-time Analysis: Evaluates web pages as you browse, providing instant feedback on content positivity. * Visual Indicator: Easy-to-understand colour-coded system shows the positivity level of each webpage. * Customizable Thresholds: Set your own standards for what constitutes positive, neutral, or negative content. * Reports: Get insights into your browsing patterns. * Privacy-Focused: All analysis is done locally - your browsing data stays on your device. Benefits: * Improve Mental Health: Consciously choose more positive content to boost your mood and outlook. * Increase Awareness: Become more mindful of the digital environment you're exposing yourself to. * Reduce Stress: Easily identify and avoid negativity-inducing content. * Enhance Well-being: Curate a more uplifting and inspiring online experience. The Positivity Evaluator app will be helpful to: 1. Mental Health Conscious Individuals: * Why: These users are proactively managing their mental well-being and recognize the impact of digital content on their mood and outlook. * Motivation: To create a more positive online environment that supports their mental health goals. 2. Parents and Educators: * Why: They want to ensure children and students are exposed to more positive content online. * Motivation: To guide younger users towards constructive digital experiences and teach media literacy. 3. Professionals in High-Stress Fields: * Why: They need to maintain a positive mindset despite potentially encountering negative information regularly. * Motivation: To balance their necessary exposure to challenging content with more uplifting material. 4. Social Media Managers and Content Creators: * Why: They want to gauge and improve the positivity of their own content. * Motivation: To create more engaging, positive content that resonates with their audience. 5. Individuals Recovering from Anxiety or Depression: * Why: They're actively working to avoid triggers and surround themselves with supportive content. * Motivation: To have an additional tool in their mental health toolkit that helps manage their online environment. 6. Productivity-Focused Professionals: * Why: They recognize that a positive mindset can enhance their work performance and creativity. * Motivation: To optimize their digital consumption for improved focus and productivity. 7. Digital Wellness Enthusiasts: * Why: They're interested in maintaining a healthy relationship with technology. * Motivation: To add another layer of mindfulness to their digital habits. 8. News Consumers Seeking Balance: * Why: They want to stay informed without being overwhelmed by negative news. * Motivation: To find a healthier balance in their news consumption and discover more positive stories. 9. Personal Development Enthusiasts: * Why: They're committed to personal growth and creating a positive mindset. * Motivation: To align their online experiences with their personal development goals. 10. Empaths or Highly Sensitive Persons: * Why: They may be more strongly affected by the emotional tone of content they consume. * Motivation: To create a digital sanctuary that protects their emotional well-being. The Positivity Evaluator empowers you to take control of your digital diet. By guiding you toward more positive content, it helps create a healthier, more optimistic online experience. Start cultivating positivity in your digital life today! Latest updates: v2.1.00 This release contains a complete rewrite of using weighted wordlists. Automagically grabs and invokes the new scoring systems. No longer just looks at single words but a few before and after to better under stand the context e.g. "the cat was happy" is different from "the cat was not happy". v2.0.01 This release starts the changes to the settings and improvements to the word lists using weights. Assessment can be done for the header and body or just the body of the web page. Settings to allow the separation of header and body checks V1.0.15 Changes include: - improving retrieving wordlist - new words approximately 8.3k total V1.0.14 Changes include: - creating toggle option in settings for enabling or disabling bad word substitutions v1.0.13 Changes include: - improvements to print bordering - adding selections for personalized border control - bad words substitution or overwrite with page notifications v1.0.12 Changes include: - improvements to chart data collection - submitting stats to backend if setting was accepted. This consists only of the domain extracted from the url, the positive and negative values. - changing the stats storage to a json file to allow for persistence -included backend code for receiving stats if the user has allowed it v1.0.11 Changes include: - improving charting and data collection - preventing border code from impeding on page code execution Tested on Opera v112-114, MS Edge v130 and Google Chrome v128-146.