HGLT

HGLT is designed primarily to learn languages while visiting websites, but could be used to learn or remember many other things.…

HGLT - Learn languages while browsing

HGLT is a Chrome extension designed primarily to learn languages while visiting websites. It opens pinned tabs to search for translations, definitions, and images of selected words or phrases. The collected information is displayed in a tooltip with pronunciation. Users can store and study selected elements.

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Extension stats

Users: 41

-5

Version: 0.0.7 (Last updated: 2020-02-29)

Creation date: 2020-02-28

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

storage
activeTab
tabs
contextMenus
https://*/
http://*/

Size: 77.56K

Ranking

# 92,544 ▼ 2,758

Other rankings

#9427 in Workflow & Planning ▼ 36 #79 in phrase keyword 10 ▼ 7 #109 in algorithm keyword 4 ▼ 5 #175 in remember keyword 12 ▼ 4 #212 in badge keyword 30 ▼ 8

Other platforms

Not available on Android

Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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Extension summary

Analyze keywords

HGLT is designed primarily to learn languages while visiting websites, but could be used to learn or remember many other things. HGLT has no servers behind or databases, so it does not store any kind of information, personal or not. We do not use any external API, we open tabs and copy the texts and links as you could do.

When you select a word or phrase, this happens:

HGLT opens two pinned tabs (not focused) and looks for the translation, definition, and images of the word or phrase for you.
Then, HGLT puts all the collected results in a tooltip near the selection, along with the pronunciation.

When HGTL is active and available on certain web site you will be able to:

See all the information collected in a tooltip near the selection (you could decide what information will show the tooltip).
In that tooltip, we could also hear the pronunciation of that word or phrase.
You could choose between different translations, different definitions and different images.
You can store that word or phrase previously selected and the information collected by HGLT.
You can also study those elements using the same algorithm as Memrise, Duolingo or Ankidroid.
In the study section, you can also test your pronunciation against the original pronunciation.