Any Dictionaries

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Any Dictionaries - Look up words on multiple online dictionaries

Any Dictionaries is a simple Chrome extension that allows you to look up words on multiple online dictionaries at the same time. With the option to include various dictionaries and search engines, fast access look-up button, and look-up history, it provides a convenient and efficient way to enhance your vocabulary and language skills.

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Extension stats

By: nathan.develop

Users: 128

-5

Rating: 5.00

(5)

Version: 3.2 (Last updated: 2021-10-22)

Creation date: 2020-07-21

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

contextMenus
tabs
storage
i18n

Host permissions:

https://*/*
http://*/*
file:///*/*

Size: 249.86K

Email: na*****@gmail.com

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# 66,377 ▼ 629

Other rankings

#5904 in Workflow & Planning ▼ 6 #112 in dictionary keyword 50 ▼ 8

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Any English Dictionary (v3.5.0)

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Extension summary

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A simple add-on for you to look up word on multiple online dictionary websites at the same time.

Just select an English word and one click to look it up.

Features:

Utilize online dictionaries and search engines(Cambridge, Dictionary.com, Oxford, Google Images), you can decide which dictionaries to include
Look up multiple dictionaries at the same time
Fast Access Look up Button (Select-and-Click)
Look-up History for you to do revision later
press Ctrl+Shift+Q to open pop-up window

LATEST VERSION : 3.1

Update the manifest.json to v3
Change to use chrome.storage.sync to store user settings

User reviews

I needed it very long ago when I had to manually look up a word in differnt dictinaries online.

Angel Heart, 2023-10-06

Yes! That's what I've been looking for so far. Now I can add any online dictionaries I want (just pasting the dictionary site's URL and add with %s) and search together very easily. Thanks for making add-ons like this…