{ 
  "dictName": "Sesli Sözlük", 
  "windowUrl": "https://www.seslisozluk.net/<word>-nedir-ne-demek/", 
  "css": ".navbar,.sesli-ui-seslilogo {display: none !important;} body {margin-top: 20px !important;}"
}

{
  "dictName": "Turkish Language Association (Türk Dil Kurumu)", 
  "windowUrl": "https://sozluk.gov.tr/?kelime=<word>", 
  "css":"header,.tdk-bnr {display: none !important;} body {margin-top: 70px !important;}"
}

{
  "dictName": "Laban.vn", 
  "windowUrl": "https://dict.laban.vn/find?query=<word>",
  "css":"#header {display: none !important;} body .laban_tudien {margin-top: 0 !important; padding-top: 60px !important;} body .wrapper { width: auto; padding-left: 10px;} .wrapper .input_area {width: 360px;} .input_area .input_box { width: 150px;}"
}

 {
      "dictName": "WordReference (English - Portuguese)",
      "windowUrl": "https://www.wordreference.com/enpt/<word>",
      "css": "header, body #ad1 { display: none !important;} body { margin-top: 50px !important;}"
}

{
    "dictName": "DeepL (EN -> UK)",
    "windowUrl": "https://www.deepl.com/en/translator#en/uk/<word>",
     "inputSelector": "#textareasContainer div[contenteditable]",
     "translationPrompt": "<word>"
}

@curiosity Thank you for your insight. I can see that the mobile version is highly anticipated. According to my plan, and if all goes well, the mobile version will also be free for basic features, similar to the browser version. Premium features, like PDF support or cloud storage syncing, will be part of the pro version. My goal is to make the app enjoyable and ad-free for casual use, with payment being optional for those who want to access more advanced features and spend more time with it.

I understand the frustration with subscriptions, but I’m concerned about the sustainability of a one-time fee model, especially given the ongoing costs of cloud services. I also plan to regularly update content, build up the community, and share more learning resources. It's all need time, passion and incentives as I talked about.

Thank you for the support. You will get the pro version for free too, plus 3 codes for your dispose . Hope you will like it

Great idea, I'll dig into it. And thanks for committing this issue.

It's all done, pal.
You can add to your collection here: https://pnlpal.dev/tags/turkish

I recently took a detour to develop an intriguing tool for Chrome's side panel, which is an impressive new feature in Chrome that I believe many people will find it quite useful. In some cases, it could even be more straightforward and convenient compared to Dictionariez, which uses a popup window to display results. SidePal is designed to work seamlessly within the side panel, showing dictionaries that integrate perfectly with this feature.

Here is how it looks.

It's works well with Google Translate too.

Isn't it handy to have ChatGPT on the sideline ready to answer any questions from you?

Unfortunately, not all web dictionaries work in the side panel because they need to be embedded in an iframe, and some websites don't allow this. For example, my favorite dictionary, Longman English, doesn’t support iframe embedding.

You can still try adding more dictionaries to your collection from this site, just as you would with Dictionariez. If you receive a warning that the dictionary couldn’t be loaded, it means it’s not supported on SidePal, so I recommend using Dictionariez instead.

In this sense, SidePal is a lighter version of Dictionariez. It has its own advantages and can be used alongside Dictionariez. I hope you find it useful.

You are right. I fixed it in this link: https://pnlpal.dev/topic/335/oxford-learner

Install this dict it will automatically replace the default oxford learner dictionary.
In next version I will fix the default dict.

Thank you for the feedback!

@dyess002

Great news! The PDF reader for Dictionariez is finally here — go check it out!

https://pnlpal.dev/pdf-reader

@dyess002

I am making it, stay tuned.

@Oleg-Lapchynskyi
I couldn't reproduce the issue. Every time I looked up a word, it was added to my history list. Have you tried deleting some of the history? Chrome allocates very limited memory for each extension, so the history might just be too long.

v1.2.0 Apr 09, 2025

• Cleared the webpage's head section when the reader is enabled to prevent original styles from interfering.
• Fixed an issue where exiting reader mode failed if the background script was inactive.
• Ensured the page always reloads upon exiting reader mode for consistent behavior.

@Myst1cX

Glad you like it. If you have any issues while using it, please let me know.

v1.1.0 is out!
Most fonts now support Cyrillic, Greek, and some even include Indian scripts.
I also added a print button for easier and better-looking printing.

@Oleg-Lapchynskyi

v1.1.1 is out! Thank you for your suggestions. Most fonts now support Cyrillic.

@Oleg-Lapchynskyi

That's a good suggestion. Also CJK (Chinese, Japanese and Korean) fonts would take into consideration as well.
Stay tuned, v1.1.1 will be out soon.

v1.1.0 is out. Hopefully PNL Reader is full-fledged

• Introduced font type customization for enhanced readability.
• Added line spacing and line width adjustment options.
• Enabled justified text alignment for a cleaner look.
• Expanded theme library with additional handwriting and monospace styles.
• Implemented global settings configuration for streamlined customization.
• Enhanced mobile support for a better user experience.
  

@Oleg-Lapchynskyi

Hi! Have you checked out the new v1.1.0 update? I’ve added all the options you requested, including the "Source Serif" font.
What's more, here’s the new features in v1.1.0:

1. Font customization for better readability.
2. Adjustable line spacing and width.
3. Justified text alignment for a cleaner look.
4. More themes, including handwriting and monospace styles.
5. Global settings for easier customization.
6. Improved mobile support for a smoother experience.