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Emojery adds 600+ emoji reactions beside the Like, Star and vote buttons on supported websites. Go beyond the built-in reaction menu, choose a more specific response and see what other users selected.
HOW IT WORKS
Open a supported post, video, repository or product page to see the top 3 emoji and the total reaction count. Click the button for the full breakdown, a searchable emoji palette and your own reaction controls.
No account is needed to read counts. To add a reaction, sign in with an email code. These reactions are counted separately from the site's native Likes, stars and votes.
FEATURES
- 600+ emoji in 9 categories, with recently used choices one tap away.
- Emoji labels and search in 26 languages. Type amour, 愛 or love to find ❤️.
- A button that fits beside the site's existing controls and follows light or dark mode.
- Per-site settings to disable Emojery and keep or hide native buttons in your browser.
- Reactions that you can change or remove at any time.
- Local history with search, filters by site, emoji or date, and export for backup or restoration in another browser.
- Queued reactions that are retried after a connection drop, with count updates across your open tabs.
- Optional auto-press of the site's native reaction buttons, off by default, with customizable emoji mappings.
CHECK THE TOTALS
Accepted reactions are recorded in a public, tamper-evident log, with checkpoints anchored outside the service. A free, open-source verifier reconstructs the totals from that record.
Email verification and anti-abuse checks help limit spam. Reactions identified as abuse can be removed from the totals.
PRIVACY AND DATA
- The extension contains no ad code, third-party advertising trackers or analytics SDKs.
- Your email is used to send a sign-in code and then discarded. A one-way keyed hash remains as your account ID.
- Your browsable history stays on your device. The service processes submitted reactions and public target identifiers. Public log entries use pseudonyms.
- Community insights is enabled by default. It may include coarse country/city, language, browser and operating-system context with reactions for aggregate statistics. Turn it off in Settings.
- Account deletion removes your reactions from the totals. Historical pseudonymous log entries remain, with reversals recording the change.
SUPPORTED SITES
Emojery currently supports 9 sites, including Facebook, Instagram, Reddit, YouTube and GitHub. Check https://emojery.app for the full list and supported content types.
Reactions are available on supported public content. Site support and fixes come through extension updates. You can request another site in the source repository.
ABOUT THE PROJECT
Emojery is free, donation-funded and open source under GPL-3.0. Built by one developer, it is currently in public beta.
Source code and site requests: https://github.com/khasky/emojery
Privacy policy: https://emojery.app/privacy
Emojery is an independent project. All product names, logos and trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
HOW IT WORKS
Open a supported post, video, repository or product page to see the top 3 emoji and the total reaction count. Click the button for the full breakdown, a searchable emoji palette and your own reaction controls.
No account is needed to read counts. To add a reaction, sign in with an email code. These reactions are counted separately from the site's native Likes, stars and votes.
FEATURES
- 600+ emoji in 9 categories, with recently used choices one tap away.
- Emoji labels and search in 26 languages. Type amour, 愛 or love to find ❤️.
- A button that fits beside the site's existing controls and follows light or dark mode.
- Per-site settings to disable Emojery and keep or hide native buttons in your browser.
- Reactions that you can change or remove at any time.
- Local history with search, filters by site, emoji or date, and export for backup or restoration in another browser.
- Queued reactions that are retried after a connection drop, with count updates across your open tabs.
- Optional auto-press of the site's native reaction buttons, off by default, with customizable emoji mappings.
CHECK THE TOTALS
Accepted reactions are recorded in a public, tamper-evident log, with checkpoints anchored outside the service. A free, open-source verifier reconstructs the totals from that record.
Email verification and anti-abuse checks help limit spam. Reactions identified as abuse can be removed from the totals.
PRIVACY AND DATA
- The extension contains no ad code, third-party advertising trackers or analytics SDKs.
- Your email is used to send a sign-in code and then discarded. A one-way keyed hash remains as your account ID.
- Your browsable history stays on your device. The service processes submitted reactions and public target identifiers. Public log entries use pseudonyms.
- Community insights is enabled by default. It may include coarse country/city, language, browser and operating-system context with reactions for aggregate statistics. Turn it off in Settings.
- Account deletion removes your reactions from the totals. Historical pseudonymous log entries remain, with reversals recording the change.
SUPPORTED SITES
Emojery currently supports 9 sites, including Facebook, Instagram, Reddit, YouTube and GitHub. Check https://emojery.app for the full list and supported content types.
Reactions are available on supported public content. Site support and fixes come through extension updates. You can request another site in the source repository.
ABOUT THE PROJECT
Emojery is free, donation-funded and open source under GPL-3.0. Built by one developer, it is currently in public beta.
Source code and site requests: https://github.com/khasky/emojery
Privacy policy: https://emojery.app/privacy
Emojery is an independent project. All product names, logos and trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
