Hello everyone,

Just a few days after the major release of v7.0, I am back with another update! Dictionariez v7.1.0 is now available, and it is all about breaking language barriers.

🌍 4 New Languages Supported

I heard your feedback loud and clear. You wanted more languages, and I am delivering. This version adds native support for 4 new languages:

🇳🇱 Dutch 🇬🇷 Greek 🇮🇳 Hindi 🇮🇷 Persian (Farsi)

This means you can now double-click words in these languages to get instant definitions, pronunciations, and translations. For Persian, I have ensured full Right-to-Left (RTL) support for a seamless reading experience.

🎯 Smarter English Lookup

English is a language that loves to borrow words. Words like café, détente, naïve, or jalapeño are common in English texts but often tripped up the dictionary because of their accents.

In v7.1, I have improved the detection engine. Dictionariez now smartly recognizes these accented words as English when you are reading in an English context, ensuring you get the correct definition without switching languages manually.

📚 Better Definitions for Polyglots

For learners of German, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, and French, I have tweaked the engine to prioritize Wiktionary results. Previously, Google Dictionary provided definitions in the target language (e.g., German definitions for German words), which could be challenging for beginners. Wiktionary results often include definitions in English, making it much easier to understand the meaning while you are still mastering the language. Don't worry though, if Wiktionary comes up empty, it seamlessly falls back to Google Dictionary to ensure you always get a result.

🛠️ Robust & Reliable

I have also added a suite of new automated tests to ensure these new features work perfectly and don't break existing ones. This makes Dictionariez more stable and reliable than ever.

It's now already available on Firefox, and needs a few more days for review on Chrome webstore and Edge addons. Stay tuned!
Update to v7.1.0 asap and keep exploring the world of languages!

Happy Learning,
River

Hi everyone! I almost forgot to announce one of the biggest features of Dictionariez... 😅

Translation Pro has actually been live since v6.4.0, and we're already at v6.4.2! I've been working like a machine recently, pushing updates so fast that I forgot to properly introduce this milestone feature. Better late than never, right?

So let me officially introduce Translation Pro - the powerful text translation feature that's been quietly revolutionizing language learning for our users.

What's New with Translation Pro?

Building on the success of our TTS Pro feature, Translation Pro uses the same intuitive interface but for instant translation:

Select any text on any webpage and get instant translations Support for 20+ major languages with accurate AI-powered translations Premium Google translation service - superior quality to most providers Same convenient bubble interface - just look for the 🌐 icon Works everywhere - from news articles to social media posts

Whether you're learning a new language, reading foreign content, or just curious about what something means, Translation Pro makes it effortless.

Superior Translation Quality

Translation Pro uses Google's professional translation service - the same technology powering Google Translate Pro. This means you get:

Higher accuracy than most translation providers Better context understanding for natural translations Professional-grade quality suitable for serious language learning Consistent results across all supported languages

The difference in quality is immediately noticeable, especially for complex sentences and technical content.

How It Works

The user experience is beautifully simple:

Select text on any webpage (single words, sentences, or paragraphs) [optional] Press Ctrl (or your configured key) to show the action bubble (you can configure the modifier key in settings) Click the translation icon 🌐 to get instant translation View results in a clean, non-intrusive popup Click the speaker icon in the translation popup to hear it read aloud!

Just like TTS Pro, Translation Pro uses the same isolated web component architecture that ensures zero interference with the original website.

Perfect for Language Learners

Translation Pro is designed with language learners in mind:

Learn vocabulary in context - see how words are used in real sentences Understand complex texts - translate difficult passages instantly Compare languages - great for Swedish learners reading 8sidor or other native content Pronunciation practice - translate text, then have the translation read aloud with one click High-quality learning - professional-grade translations ensure you're learning correctly Technical Excellence & Design

Like all Dictionariez features, Translation Pro is built with quality in mind:

Open source - you can explore the implementation Web Components & Shadow DOM - completely isolated from website scripts and styles Auto theme adaptation - automatically adapts to your OS light/dark theme Universal compatibility - works on all websites without interference Premium Google translation API - professional-grade translation quality

Note: While I've tested extensively, if you encounter any website compatibility issues, please let me know so we can improve the experience.

Language Support

Currently supporting 20+ major languages including:

English ↔ Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese English ↔ Chinese (Simplified/Traditional), Japanese, Korean English ↔ Russian, Arabic, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian And many more!

Want a language we don't support yet? Please leave a comment or open an issue - I've been actively expanding language support based on user feedback!

Pricing and Availability

Translation Pro follows our TTS Pro model:

🎁 Generous Free Trial

Every user gets a generous free trial to experience the quality of our premium Google translations.

💰 Special Pricing Winter(third) Launch offer: 70% off starting... now. Full Pro access: Unlimited translations + TTS + cloud sync. Download and Get Started

Ready to break down language barriers? Get started today:

Download Dictionariez:

Chrome Web Store Firefox Add-ons Microsoft Edge Add-ons

How to try Translation Pro:

Install the extension (or update if you're already a user!) Select any text on any webpage Press Ctrl to show the action bubble Click the 🌐 icon to translate Click the 🔊 icon in the translation popup to hear it read aloud Upgrade to Pro for unlimited access The Complete Language Learning Suite

With Translation Pro, Dictionariez now offers a complete language learning toolkit:

🔍 Dictionary lookups - Multiple dictionaries in one click 🔊 TTS Pro - Natural AI voices read text aloud 🌐 Translation Pro - Premium Google translations with audio playback 📚 Anki integration - Export words directly to your flashcard deck ☁️ Cloud sync - Access your data across all devices Looking Ahead

Translation Pro represents our commitment to making language learning more accessible and effective. Your support as a Pro user directly funds the development of more AI-powered features and expanded language support.

Ready to experience professional-grade translation? Try Translation Pro today and join the PNL Pro community!

Questions, feedback, or language requests? We'd love to hear from you! Reach out through our community channels or GitHub.

Happy translating! 🌍✨

P.S. Translation Pro and TTS Pro work seamlessly together - translate text to understand it, then have both the original AND translation read aloud for pronunciation practice. The perfect language learning combo!

P.P.S. Yes, I really have been working like a machine lately - v6.4.0, v6.4.1, v6.4.2... more features coming soon! 🤖

Hi everyone,

I hope you've had a great week of learning languages and coding! As someone learning Swedish myself, I know how tough it can be—especially if you're shy like me and feel awkward speaking with native speakers. Reading news articles? Even harder, with all the unfamiliar words.

That’s exactly why I built Ordböcker: an all-in-one dictionary app to make Swedish learning easier and less intimidating.

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With Ordböcker, you can instantly look up any word on a webpage—just double-click it. You’ll get definitions from multiple trusted sources with one click on the icon. Vocabulary is the biggest challenge when reading Swedish news—that’s exactly what Ordböcker helps with.

For example, my wife, who’s an intermediate learner, prefers svenska.se for Swedish–Swedish definitions. I’m still a beginner, so I stick with Glosbe.

Here are some dictionaries I find helpful and set as default, but you can suggest more:
🔹 Beginner-friendly:
Glosbe (Swedish–English)
Reverso (context examples)
Captionz (YouTube examples)
🔹 Intermediate:
Svenska.se (SAOL, SO, SAOB—all in one)

Ordböcker also lets you export your word history to Anki flashcards with just one click—super handy if you’re serious about remembering what you’ve learned.

If you haven’t tried Anki yet, it’s a fantastic app that helps you review words over time using spaced repetition (a fancy way of saying it reminds you just before you’re about to forget).

Honestly, Anki is my secret weapon for learning languages. I owe half my Swedish vocabulary to it—and now with Ordböcker, adding new words takes less effort.

Swedish verbs change differently, so I also wanted it to find the root form of words—not all dictionary tools can do that. Certainly Dictionariez is more focused on English, and don’t really prioritize Swedish. For example, when I look up the word fart, I want the Swedish meaning to show up first in Ordböcker.

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If you’re already using Dictionariez and mainly learning Swedish through English, I recommend switching to Ordböcker. It offers most of the same features but prioritizes Swedish over English.

My tip? Don’t take on too many new words at once—stay motivated, not overwhelmed.
Focus on words you actually see and hear often. It’s more useful to really know 10 common words than to half-remember 100 rare ones.

When you add words to Anki, keep the cards simple. Just the word, a short definition, maybe an example sentence. If a card feels like homework, you’ll end up skipping it.

Try to review a little bit every day. Even 5–10 minutes of Anki goes a long way—consistency really is the secret.

And remember, you don’t have to understand everything right away. Getting the general idea is already a win!

If you try out Ordböcker, I’d love to hear what you think. Got suggestions, ideas, or something that’s not working? Your feedback helps me make it better for everyone learning Swedish!

Download links Ordböcker on Chrome Ordböcker on Microsoft Edge Ordböcker on Firefox