Good Thing/Bad Thing is a Chrome add-on created by yesnickcarter that aims to change the way we perceive the internet. By replacing common words like "fascist" or "equity" with "Bad Thing" or "Good Thing," this add-on challenges users to explore the impact of language on their online experiences.

The add-on goes beyond just changing words; it encourages users to question the information they consume. It prompts users to consider whether they spend their time on high-quality sites where ideas are shared or on web pages designed to elicit their basest emotions.

With the latest update, version, Good Thing/Bad Thing now supports constantly changing sites like Twitter and Facebook, ensuring a consistent experience throughout the browsing session. Additionally, users have the ability to see and control which words are replaced, giving them more customization options.

Inspired by Tim Pool from Timcast IRL, this add-on allows users to explore the context of the news and blogs they read while removing trigger words for a safer experience. It is suitable for anyone who wishes to spare themselves from negative triggering words, analyze underlying patterns in their reading material, or simply have a good laugh.