Which Platforms Does PronounDB Support?

PronounDB lists Twitch, Twitter, and GitHub as supported platforms, and its site says there are more beyond those examples. The site also provides a "See all supported platforms" link, which is the authoritative place to check the current full list. If you need to confirm support for a specific site, use that link rather than relying on the three named examples.

Platforms named on the PronounDB site

The homepage shows a platform section with these entries:

The section ends with "...and more!" followed by a link labeled "See all supported platforms." That wording means the three named platforms are examples, not a complete inventory.

How pronouns appear on supported platforms

PronounDB describes its integrations as designed to fit each website's own design language and to inject pronouns "in sensible places," so they appear where you would expect them. The site's stated goal is that pronouns feel as if they were always part of the page.

The practical implication: placement is per-platform and handled by the extension, not something you configure site by site. The site does not publish a per-platform breakdown of exact placement in the material available here, so treat any specific position claim as unverified until you check the platform list page or see it in use.

How to get the full, current list

1. Open pronoundb.org.
2. Find the platform section that begins with Twitch, Twitter, and GitHub.
3. Select "See all supported platforms."
4. Review the resulting list for the site you care about.

Because the homepage only names three platforms and then points elsewhere, the linked list is the only reliable answer for anything outside those three.

Availability by browser

The extension is offered for three browsers, with version and user counts shown on the homepage:

Browser availability is separate from platform support: installing on any of these browsers gives you the same integration set, assuming the platform you want is on the supported list.

What to check before relying on it

• Confirm your specific platform appears on the "See all supported platforms" list, since the homepage names only three.
• Check the platform's preview entry, if one exists, to see how the integration looks before installing.
• Note that the site reports more than 29,100 people sharing pronouns, which indicates an active user base but says nothing about which platforms are covered.

If your platform is not on the list, the extension will not add pronouns there, regardless of which browser you install it on.