Contextual Wiktionary door Aesara

Simple. Fast. Integrated.The Contextual Wiktionary add-on takes the annoyance out of touching up on definitions or learning new words you encounter.

Three Ways to Search

• A beautiful and lightweight popup menu allows you to search for what you need to know with minimal distractions.
• Select a word and right-click to easily define words you encounter.
• Set up a keyboard shortcut and you'll be shaving off the accumulative seconds between you and learning a new word.

Why an add-on?

• Seamlessly tangent through definitions with embedded links and a magical search that points you directly to definitions.
• A self-contained design avoids build-up of tabs, and an external link button lets you view the Wiktionary page.
• Themed for both light and dark modes; Wiktionary's website may blind you at night, but this add-on won't.

Why Wiktionary?

• Use and contribute to the world's largest open dictionary.
• View English definitions for non-English words.
• Minimal* support for non-English Wiktionaries (due to API limitations).

*This one's on me, please contact me if you require more integrated features in other languages.

Report Issues

• View the repository and bug tracker here.

Acknowledgements

• The Contextual Wiktionary is an evolution of Losnappas brilliant Context Menu Wiktionary (GitLab, AMO).
• Neither myself, nor Losnappas are officially affiliated with Wiktionary, or the Wikimedia Foundation in any way.
• In the same vein as Losnappas before me, if you like the work done on this add-on, please consider supporting a charity.

Permissions
Contextual Wiktionary was designed to ask for the bare minimum.

• Context menus
• Wiktionary API https://en.wiktionary.org/api/rest_v1/page/definition/*
• Storage (for setting configuration)
• Active Tab (optional, only if using shortcuts)
• Scripting (optional, only if using shortcuts)