How to Get PronounDB for Your Browser

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PronounDB is available as a free browser extension for Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Edge. To get it, open your browser's extension store, search for "PronounDB," and click the install button. All three versions are currently at 0.14.6, and the extension is designed to show people's pronouns automatically on supported platforms.

Download Links by Browser

Browser Version Users Where to get it
Google Chrome 0.14.6 4000+ Chrome Web Store
Mozilla Firefox 0.14.6 1000+ Firefox Add-ons
Microsoft Edge 0.14.6 400+ Edge Add-ons

Each listing links directly to the store page for that browser, so you install it the same way you would any other extension.

How to Install It

  1. Open the extension store for your browser (Chrome Web Store, Firefox Add-ons, or Edge Add-ons).
  2. Search for PronounDB.
  3. Click Get (Chrome/Edge) or Add to Firefox (Firefox).
  4. Confirm the installation when your browser prompts you.
  5. The extension icon appears in your toolbar once installed.

After installation, PronounDB works in the background. When you visit a supported platform, pronouns appear next to usernames where the site's design allows.

What You Need to Know Before Installing

  • It's a browser extension, not a website account. You install it per browser, so if you use Chrome and Firefox, you add it to each separately.
  • Version 0.14.6 is current across all three browsers. If you see a different number, you may be looking at an outdated listing.
  • More than 29,100 people share their pronouns through PronounDB. Installing the extension lets you see those pronouns and share your own.
  • Supported platforms include Twitch, Twitter, and GitHub, with more listed on the site. Pronouns are injected to match each site's design rather than appearing as a separate overlay.

Common Questions

Do I need an account to use it? The extension itself installs without an account. Sharing your own pronouns is what connects you to the network of 29,100+ users.

Which browser should I pick? Whichever you already use. The feature set and version are the same across Chrome, Firefox, and Edge — only the user counts differ.

What if I'm not sure what pronouns mean in this context? PronounDB links to a "Pronouns 101" guide for anyone unfamiliar with the topic.