InVID-WeVerify

Free

InVID-WeVerify printed no dollar price on 23 Oct 2026. The Chrome Web Store page did not show a price. The InVID project page says Get the tool! It's free! No SPDX field was printed on the store, the WeVerify page, or the InVID page. Free on the project page is that sentence. It is not a license identifier. The store says some features require registration for fact-checkers, journalists, and researchers. Registration is not a price. Version 0.93 and the rating 3.9 from 50 ratings are different numbers. 100,000 users and 5.32MiB are the store's size lines. None of them is a fee. v0.59 on the project page is a feature note, not a second current version.

The store overview says the plugin was designed as a verification toolbox for journalists, fact-checkers, and human rights defenders, especially when verifying videos and images. It says the extension was enriched with tools from the Horizon EU project vera.ai, Grant Agreement 101070093. It says some features, naming Twitter SNA, CheckGIF, and GIF export, are reserved to fact-checkers, journalists, and researchers. The disclaimer says the software is provided as is, without warranty. The details block says version 0.93, updated July 28, 2026, size 5.32MiB, offered by invid.project.eu, developer CERTH-ITI in Thessaloniki. A separate line says all versions of the plugin has been developed so far by AFP Medialab R&D. That grammar is the store's. The store did not print a dollar.

• Store version is 0.93. Updated July 28, 2026. Size 5.32MiB. Offered by invid.project.eu. Developer CERTH-ITI. 100,000 users.
• 3.9 is 50 ratings. The store says 3.9 out of 5 from 50 ratings. That number is not the version. v0.59 is a different page's feature note.
• Project page says it is free. Get the tool! It's free! is the InVID page. The store printed no dollar. Some tools require registration.

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   Call 0.93 the version and 3.9 the rating from 50 reviews. Do not swap them.

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   Quote It's free from the project page. Do not invent a store price.

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   Say the plugin was not installed. Do not describe a keyframe this review did not produce.

• The rating is about to be read as the version. On 23 Oct 2026 the Chrome Web Store said version 0.93, updated July 28, 2026, size 5.32MiB, and 3.9 out of 5 from 50 ratings. 100,000 users is the store's user line. The InVID project page mentions an access menu supported in v0.59. 0.93 is the version. 3.9 is the rating. 0.59 is a different page.
• A price is about to be inferred. The store printed no dollar. The InVID project page says Get the tool! It's free! No SPDX field was printed. The store says Twitter SNA, CheckGIF, and GIF export are reserved to fact-checkers, journalists, and researchers. Registration is not a price. The developer line is CERTH-ITI. A separate sentence says AFP Medialab R&D developed the versions.
• A store screenshot is about to be described as the plugin. The extension was not installed, so there is no keyframe and no reverse-image result. The store listing is not the plugin window. Metadata is the nearest category because the directory has no verification-plugin category. The store also describes reverse image search and keyframe splitting. A filter output is not proof of who made an image.

Hard cases

The case where the first result is easy to over-read.

Questions

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