Duolingo Vocabulary Manager

This is a vocabulary addon to help study Duolingo words

What is Duolingo Vocabulary Manager?

Duolingo Vocabulary Manager is a Chrome extension designed to address the limitations of the default vocabulary tracking on Duolingo. It allows you to study and quiz your known vocabulary, utilizing spaced repetition to optimize learning. With support for all five languages, this extension helps users enhance their language skills and prevent forgetting words from previous lessons.

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This extension was removed from Chrome Web Store on 2022-06-16

By: Jeremy Strawn

Users: 20,000+

Rating: 3.62 (165)

Version: 0.2.0 (Last updated: 2014-10-22)

Creation date: 2014-10-22

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood: High risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

webRequest
storage
idle
alarms
tabs
contextMenus
*://*.duolingo.com/*
http://*/*
https://*/*

Size: 488.45K

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Extension summary

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The default vocabulary tracking on Duolingo was not sufficient for me. I wanted a way to be able to see all the words from my last session and study them to make sure I still know them. I've heard many stories about Duolingo users having finished the entire tree only to find themselves with a very weak vocabulary because they forgot many of the words from the old lessons.

Features:

Query Duolingo to get your list of known vocab
Quiz current list of vocab
Spaced Repetition: Consider the last study time and determine when to study a word again
Supports all five languages

Study Intervals:

One hour
One day
Five Days
One Month
Three Months

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User reviews

not categorized properly. for example it wants the word for (what ever) it's a verb, but doesn't show the word. how am i suppose to put in a correct answer. it's a verb, but I don't know the word.

Julio, 2022-02-13

It is a good idea, but for some cases not usable. One example - translate received to spanish: In English there is only one word, in Spanish there are six words, six possibilities. So the answer is mostly wrong. But, the developer could adopt it: just write before the verb, for example for the verb received, who you mean, like this: (he) received, (i) received, (they) received. Sure, in that case you have also to offer more correct solutions in answers.