(Update: Google confirmed that on Thursday evening, after Mic published this story, the Coincidence Detector app was removed from the Chrome store for violating Google's hate speech policy.

A Google Chrome plugin with the seemingly innocent name of "Coincidence Detector" has one sole purpose: compiling and exposing the identities of Jews and others who are perceived as "anti-White." ...

A Google Chrome plugin with the seemingly innocent name of "Coincidence Detector" has one sole purpose: compiling and exposing the identities of Jews and others who are perceived as "anti-White." ...

The Chrome plugin, innocuously dubbed “Coincidence Detector,” drew on a user-generated list of supposedly Jewish names to highlight with a bracketed construction called an “echo,” stylized ...

But despite the enthusiastic reception, Coincidence Detector’s performance was somewhat inconsistent. In many cases — 8,771 to be exact — the plugin successfully highlighted Jews’ first ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Google has banned a Chrome extension called "Coincidence Detector," which automatically identified Jewish people online by placing a ...

Thanks to a Mic article about it that was published last week, a Chrome extension called Coincidence Detector has gotten a fair amount of attention over the last few days. Coincidence Detector is ...

Coincidence Detector, a tool for the Google Chrome internet browser, identified Jewish names with a unique set of punctuation marks. (JTA) — Google has removed an app that allowed users to ...