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It's sorta like Mad Libs, except a) it's not affiliated with that word game, and b) it (theoretically) works on any webpage Take basically any webpage and turn it into a fun fill-in-the-blanks word game! Just go to your favorite site, find a good article, and click the extension to begin. Fill in the inputs that appear, then click the extension again to see your hilarious results. This is an open-source project. Check out the repo to contribute! https://github.com/xaroth8088/fill-in-the-blanks Note: Does not work will all websites, and is especially tuned for English-language content. News stories on https://www.npr.org/ tend to work pretty well with this extension.
May 18, 2022
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