The two automatic-checking settings, Auto-detect Claims and YouTube Auto-Verify, are off out of the box. If you want hands-free checking, turn them on in Settings.
Keyboard shortcuts
These are Chrome’s suggested defaults. If another extension has claimed the same combination, reassign them at
chrome://extensions/shortcuts.
Check pages automatically
Settings → Auto-detect Claims — Highlight claims as you browse With this on, DeepVerify scans pages as you open them and highlights the claims it finds, so you can see what is worth verifying before you start reading. Off by default.Check YouTube videos automatically
Settings → YouTube Auto-Verify — Auto-detect and verify claims on YouTube videos Starts verification on its own when you open a video, instead of waiting for Start Verifying. Off by default. Settings → YouTube Fact-Check Card — Show verification card below YouTube videos Shows the result card in the page under the video, so you can see the Trust Score without opening the side panel.Revisiting a video you already checked does not re-run verification — the earlier result is shown instead. Use Check again when you want a fresh verdict; the previous result is kept so you can compare them in History.
Check selected text faster
Settings → Floating Button — Show button on text selection Puts a small DeepVerify button next to any text you select, so you can check it in one click instead of using the shortcut or the right-click menu. On by default. The right-click menu entry DeepVerify with Factagora is always available and is not affected by this setting.Confirm what is being checked
Settings → Page preview — Show a preview card for the current page Shows a card with the page’s title and thumbnail before a check starts, so you can confirm you are on the page you meant. On by default.Next
Settings
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History
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