Release of new free app to comment on any website

Hamburg, 19 August 2019. The Internet agency JED Media from Hamburg has recently published a new app for the web community available at www.myCommenter.com. The user has the opportunity to comment on any website. For this he can either choose between a pure cross-platform browser solution in the form of a web app, or a browser plug-in. The plugin is currently available for the browsers Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Opera.

The use of the service is completely free and will be realized for the time being without commercials. Commenting is provided through the discussion platform Disqus, which is one of the leading in the field. In the web app, the user can comment on the desired page by entering an Internet address. In the browser plugin, the comment function can be activated at any time with a mouse click.

The primary objective is to establish a platform for freedom of expression on news portals, without relying on the editorial activation of a commentary function. Furthermore, Product pages can be commented directly without fear of censorship by the manufacturer. Additionally, the app offers the possibility to comment on any publicly accessible social media profiles. Also conceivable are possible statements on reports of state institutions or draft laws.

One basis for the idea was the increasing burgeoning debate over so-called "fake news" in recent years. Publicly perceived tendencies of distrust of the media reinforced the desire for a more independent solution to achieve a distortion-free representation of opinions.

Press contact:
Edward Jaitner
JED Media
Telephone: 01575 917 92 92
E-Mail: media@mycommenter.com

Further information:
Edward Jaitner
Executive Director
JED Media
a project by JED Luxury UG (haftungsbeschränkt) & Co. KG
Hein-Hoyer-Str. 40
D-20359 Hamburg
Germany

JED Media is operated by Edward Jaitner. In the summer of 1999, the self-taught at age 15, enrolled in a business during his schooling. He was an exhibitor at the Business Founders' Fair 2000 organized by the Hamburg Chamber of Commerce. After intermediate positions as a programmer at the Bundeswehr command and staff college as part of his military service and the inter-university Diploma course in Industrial Engineering, he worked for numerous larger and smaller customer projects. In addition, he has always followed his own numerous projects and expanded his professional horizons and business relationships in other industries.

This release was published on openPR.