This browser extension will tell you who paid to check Twitter

You can now check Twitter only 8 dollarsHowever, this does NOT mean that the social media network has eliminated the old status symbol. The Twitter verification badge can now be divided into two groups: accounts that have been officially verified as being “prominent” in news, government, or another specific category, and accounts that have paid for the checkmark by subscribing via Twitter Blue. It can be difficult to tell the difference without looking at the individual profiles. One Twitter user created a tool to help you do this.

Eight Dollars is a browser extension which replaces Twitter’s standard verification tag with two different tags. These tags indicate if an account was “already verified” (or “paid for verification”) and if it has been paid for verification. To determine if a user’s verification has been approved by Twitter employees, or purchased through Twitter Blue, click on their profile. Eight Dollars makes this information immediately available in your timeline.

The Chrome extension was originally only available in the beginning, but Walter Lim, a New Zealand designer says it should work with Chrome. Microsoft EdgeNeben fire foxHe also added Safari to his list. You will need to do some extra work to install them all. This add-on is available now Only available on githubIt must be manually installed using the browser’s Developer Mode. It may be worth the effort, unless you are a victim to hacked accounts. impersonators.