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Yet another dictionary look up and text translator by zupffwhy

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Mainly for looking up dictionaries and automatic translation. Since you can register any site, you can use it for various searches. You can also launch a sub process so you can use local dictionaries or open current page with IE or Google Chrome.

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Outline of add-on featuresOutline of add-on featuresWhen a character string is selected, a small icon for selecting a dictionary site or a search site is displayed. The dictionary to be displayed can be set by the user.Put the mouse cursor on any of the icons or click to look up the dictionary and display the result. The user can set whether the trigger to start the search is mouse over or click.It can also be launched from the right click menu. Dictionaries displayed on the right-click menu and dictionaries displayed as tooltip icons can be set individually.Query results can also be displayed in the sidebar.It can also be activated from the action button.The inquiry result can also be displayed on the panel. Panel can not be moved, resized.It is also possible to set a hot key combining arbitrary keys for each service and to start the search with the hot key.Query results can be displayed in different tabs or in separate windows.It is also possible to start a subprocess by using the selected character string or the character string of the clipboard as an argument. For example, pull a dictionary with EPWING viewer EBWin 4 for Windows.It seems that the EDICT dictionary is looked up by EPWING viewer EBWin 4 for Windows.Using emacsclient on Windows using sub process function, look up dictionary with Lookup package on emacs.It seems that dictionary is looked up by lookup of emacs using subprocess function.It seems that dictionary of dict.org is looked up by Linux's GNOME Dictionary.It seems that dictionary of dict.org is looked up by Linux's GNOME Dictionary. (Not very nice because new window opens every time.)You can invoke a subprocess with the URL of the currently open page as an argument. When you open the context menu without selecting the character string, the service using the URL is displayed.It seems that the page that is open now is opened at Microsoft Edge.It looks like translating by Google translation.The result of Google translation is displayed on the panel. Only the translation result is extracted and displayed. Since Google Translate uses Javascript to display translation results, tooltip can not be used.Of course you can display all the elements without deleting anything. It depends on your settings.You can also search other than dictionaries and automatic translations.You can also search other than dictionaries and automatic translations. It seems that Google is searching for images.Search the life science dictionarySearch the life science dictionarySearch using the Weblio API URL.Search using the Weblio API URL. Looks close to Google Chrome's Weblio pop-up English-Japanese dictionary.Start emacsclient as a subprocess and look up a dictionary with dic-lookup-w3m on emacs.It seems that using a subprocess dictionary is looked up by dic-lookup-w3m on emacs.Start emacsclient as a subprocess and look up a dictionary on SDIC on emacs.It seems that using a subprocess to look up a dictionary with SDIC on emacs.Through the clipboard, you can look up a dictionary using strings on applications other than Firefox. Copy the character string on Adobe Reader to the clipboard.Look up a dictionary using the character string copied to the clipboard.It seems that I look up a dictionary using the clipboard character string.If you go through the clipboard, you can also translate automatically using strings on applications other than Firefox. Copy the character string on Adobe Reader to the clipboard.Automatically translate it using the character string copied to the clipboard.It seems that automatic translation is performed using the clipboard character string.You can copy the selected character string and the URL of the page to the clipboard. Depending on the situation, it may be useful because you can select and copy with just the left click of the mouse without using the context menu.State of donation amount $0.
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2.0transfer7
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Last updated
5 years ago (Apr 22, 2020)
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