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Analyze the political bias of the content you're reading In an age of information overload and heated political opinion, it's easy to unknowingly consume one-sided news. Frame helps you understand the political bias in the content you read online. With a single click, get an instant AI-powered analysis of any article or webpage! Frame works on news articles, opinion pieces, blog posts, and virtually any text-based web content. Simply navigate to a page, click the extension, and get your analysis in seconds. Features include: - Bias Score & Rating: See where content falls on the political spectrum with a clear visual meter ranging from Far Left to Far Right, along with a numerical score from -100 to +100. - Dual Perspective Analysis: Understand how both sides of the political aisle would view the same content. Frame shows you what someone on the left and someone on the right would appreciate or criticize about the article. - Key Bias Indicators: Get a breakdown of specific factors influencing the bias rating—including word choice, framing, emotional language, and source selection. - Concise Summary: Receive a brief explanation of the overall bias detected in the content. Note: Frame requires a free Gemini API key from Google AI Studio to function. Setup takes less than a minute.
Jan 24, 2026
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