Chrome extension with keyword - lookup

Look up any word in an inline frame with a simple click and without leaving the page.

Add Service-Now Functionality to Chrome for Service-Now.

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Lookup free online dictionary and thesaurus sites for definitions.

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Looks up the selected text on Oxford Learner's Dictionaries

Adds often used search terms to right click menu. Like 'XYZ chrunchbase' Or 'ABC Angel List'

Add threat intelligence hover tool tips. IPv4, MD5, SHA2, CVE, FQDN or add your own ThreatIntel IOC. Use any REST API.

Web statistics tracking.

Just highlight and click - Lookup AI is a minimalistic lookup assistant that helps you look up information instantly.

Lookup selected texts in the popup on your preferred search engine, and open links in the popup

Looks up the selected text on Cambridge Dictionary

Select any text to see its IPA transcription and to hear its pronunciation.

LookUp is an Add-on for your browser that allows you to create rules to look into pages for any type of text content or HTML node.

Find the city, state, country code of the selected (highlighted) IP address in the active tab.

Find emails for 75% of Linkedin or ANY website. Save profiles to CRM. Chatgpt comments & email writer. Trusted by 76% of Fortune500.

Highlight an address and click on Melissa All-In-One Lookup in the context menu to verify it on our platform.

Search wikipedia.org with multi-lingual feature

This tool provides quick lookup functionality for relevant online dictionaries via right-click.

Find the vendor / manufacturer of a device by its MAC Address with our lookup tool

Lightning Lookup allows you to find business email addresses and help you reach sales prospects, instantly.

UPC Look helps you find UPC on Amazon, Walmart

This extension will Take a SalesForce Id and open up the actual record in SalesForce

Track keyword rankings to run cost-effective PPC with high-output keywords only.

Holding <CTRL> + <SHIFT> while hovering over a word will show the wiktionary entry for that word in an inline window.