re/read - read offline, translate and learn

re/read is a browser extension for reading web articles and EPUB books: whatever you open in it stays on your device and is there without an internet connection. If you read in a language you are learning, select a word or a phrase to see its translation or hear how it sounds. The words you select are then underlined wherever they come up again - in other articles and books too - until you click "Learned" in the bubble.

READER AND OFFLINE READING LIST

• Any web page turned into clean text (Alt+Shift+R, the toolbar icon, or the bubble over a selection).
• Articles kept for good in the local reading list - available with no connection, even after the original page is taken down.
• An article's pictures downloaded with one press ("Download pictures" in the reader's menu) - stored with the article, available offline.
• EPUB books imported with their table of contents and split into chapters.
• Every document reopens where you stopped reading.
• A highlighter in four inks with notes (marks from one document or from the whole reading list export as Markdown files of quotes).
• The reading list exported to a file (JSON, or ZIP with the pictures) - all of it or only the articles you tick ("Select") - and imported without duplicates.
• Search inside the open text and across the whole reading list.
• A safety copy of the reading list, the highlights and the saved phrases in the extension's own storage - they come back by themselves if the browser ever clears the database.
• Text to speech with the spoken word highlighted, speed control and pause - only with your device's offline voices, a voice per language; its own switch in the settings.
• Light, sepia and dark themes, a choice of typefaces, text size and column width. Links can be hidden.

• Single words and phrases translated in a bubble above the selected text.
• The Bergamot engine (the technology known from Firefox), running entirely on your device.
• About 100 language pairs to download and work with, with no internet access.
• More than 400 WikDict dictionaries, and your own dictionaries in StarDict format.
• The pronunciation of a selected word or phrase, read aloud.

• Saved phrases are underlined automatically on every page you visit and in the books you read.
• A "Learned" button that takes the underline off the words you have mastered.
• A vocabulary page with editing, filtering and search.
• Export and import in TSV format (fully compatible with Anki).

• "Use without translation" switches the language features off and turns the extension into an ordinary reader, monolingual dictionaries (definitions) included.
• A sub-option, "No bubble when selecting text", for those who select text to keep their place: ordinary pages are left alone, and in the reader a selection only highlights.

• No accounts, no cloud sync, no telemetry, no analytics, no ads.
• The extension goes online only when you ask it to: while downloading language models or dictionaries, and - after you press "Download pictures" in the reader's menu - to fetch a saved article's pictures from its own servers.
• The source code is open (AGPL-3.0), published on GitHub and shipped unminified.

• No built-in spaced repetition (SRS) - export your words and phrases to Anki (in TSV) for that.
• No matching of inflected forms (a saved "read" does not underline "reading").
• No content inside embedded frames (iFrames).

The extension is made by Fundacja Reborn - a Polish non-profit foundation. Source code, issues and privacy policy: https://github.com/fundacja-reborn/reread-webext