Web Reactions vs Return YouTube Dislike
The original restore-the-dislike-counter project. Random 36-char identity per install vs Web Reactions's email-verified accounts.
Web Reactions, compared
Side-by-side breakdowns of every well-known reaction / like / dislike browser extension. Every claim about another product links back to its public source code or store listing, so you can verify us yourself.
Restore hidden counts
Web Reactions vs YouTube Dislikes Democratized
A YouTube-only counter that, per its own Chrome Web Store card, collects personally identifiable information and web history.
Add a reaction layer
Web Reactions vs Emoji Reactions in Twitter
Twitter-only, closed-source, last updated in 2022, with a Chrome Web Store note about handling authentication information.
Web Reactions vs AllReacts for Facebook Stories
Sends custom emoji into Facebook Stories via Facebook's own GraphQL. Stories only — Web Reactions covers posts, repos, and products.
Hide or strip reactions
Web Reactions vs F.B. Purity
The veteran Facebook cleaner. Its job is to hide reactions; Web Reactions is to add richer ones. Often compatible side-by-side.
Web Reactions vs Social Fixer for Facebook
Stealth-mode Facebook toolkit with a Like-button hider — but its last public release was in September 2023.
Hotkey / automation wrappers
Web Reactions vs YouTube Like-Dislike Shortcut
A keyboard-shortcut and auto-like wrapper for YouTube's own buttons. Doesn't restore dislike counts and doesn't add new reactions.
How we keep these comparisons honest
- For open-source projects (RYD, AllReacts, YouTube Shortcut, Social Fixer) we link the exact file in the public repo so each technical claim is verifiable.
- For closed-source ones we only cite what the developer or store page officially discloses — Chrome Web Store cards, Firefox Add-ons listings, Opera Add-ons cards, or the developer's own site. We mark every such claim with its source.