There are a lot of comments from male subscribers BTL on the lines of;
In previous years it wasn’t on my radar at all.
And now it is.
That and the copious comments from women who have given-up with Labour/LibDems/The Greens & SNP, and perhaps most regular-of-all The Guardian, which has now gone full Alex Jones of late, suggests that there's been a recent step-change in knowledge of the subject.
Widespread knowledge of the issues was always going to be the greatest risk to the TRA's and Vichy Feminists; ignorance really was regarded as a virtue, bigotry even, with absolutely no desire to even try to analyse the opposing view. Hence how opposition grew because of the unsuccessful effort to employ #nodebate. At present the TRA effort seems geared to trying to convince the wider public that leftist women and men have suddenly become raging fascists and Nazi's, and that seems to be peaking even more of the undecided.
We've seen false dawns before, but I reckon that critical threshold is being reached where a sizable majority of the public becomes aware of the issues, and decide where their loyalties lay - and for the most part it won't be with the TRA line. The increasing perception that the transgender cause is blatantly homophobic is adding a substantial weight to the tipping scales.
To use a nerdy analogy, if Mac OSX was the gender critical view and Windows the TRA vision, then I know lots of people who have switched from Windows to OSX; I've never met anyone who has gone the other way.
The wrong side of history is often quoted, and I reckon a lot of non-fanatical TRA's are reevaluating their stance. I don't think for one second that most of them will suddenly switch to being gender critical or suddenly expressing pro-science beliefs; more likely they will simply drop away from the activism and wait by the sidelines in the hope that their social media postings they've deleted weren't archived/screenshot.