Leo Dictionary Widget 2.4 CRX for Chrome
A Free Productivity Extension
Published By Jakob Buchgraber
Leo Dictionary Widget (kepemmpmljphklmpfgfmhpjhpdlccpke): Select a word on a website and immediately look up its translation. No tabs, no windows. Guranteed!... Read More > or Download Now >
Leo Dictionary Widget for Chrome
Tech Specs
- • Type: Browser Extension
- • Latest Version: 2.4
- • Price: Freeware
- • Offline: No
- • Developer: Jakob Buchgraber
User Reviews
- • Rating Average
- 3.72 out of 5
- • Rating Users
- 87
Download Count
- • Total Downloads
- 11
- • Current Version Downloads
- 11
- • Updated: April 20, 2017
Leo Dictionary Widget is a free Productivity Extension for Chrome. You could download the latest version crx file or old version crx files and install it.
More About Leo Dictionary Widget
This extension allows you to select a word or phrase on a website and to look it up in the LEO dictionary by simply pressing a keyboard shortcut. The dictionary pops up conveniently in the upper right corner inside your browser window. It does not open a new tab or window.
The shortcut defaults to Alt+W, however you can set it to virtually any shortcut in the options page. The language defaults to German - English and can also be configured in the options page.
Available languages are:
English ⇔ German
French ⇔ German
Spanish ⇔ German
Italian ⇔ German
Chinese ⇔ German
Russian ⇔ German
Portuguese ⇔ German
Polish ⇔ German
For feature requests and bug reports please contact me at bucjac@gmail.com.
** NOTICE **
For existing users the shortcut changed from Alt+Q to Alt+W. I am sorry if this caused you any inconvenience, however it was necessary as the old shortcut caused a lot of trouble for some users.
** NEW IN VERSION 2.0.2 **
- Now also works with Facebook and GMail
** NEW IN VERSION 2.0.4 **
- Apple Mac users can now use the command key as a part of their shortcut
** NEW IN VERSION 2.1 **
- Open the dictionary by selecting a word and right click.
** NEW IN VERSION 2.3 **
- Bug fixes
The shortcut defaults to Alt+W, however you can set it to virtually any shortcut in the options page. The language defaults to German - English and can also be configured in the options page.
Available languages are:
English ⇔ German
French ⇔ German
Spanish ⇔ German
Italian ⇔ German
Chinese ⇔ German
Russian ⇔ German
Portuguese ⇔ German
Polish ⇔ German
For feature requests and bug reports please contact me at bucjac@gmail.com.
** NOTICE **
For existing users the shortcut changed from Alt+Q to Alt+W. I am sorry if this caused you any inconvenience, however it was necessary as the old shortcut caused a lot of trouble for some users.
** NEW IN VERSION 2.0.2 **
- Now also works with Facebook and GMail
** NEW IN VERSION 2.0.4 **
- Apple Mac users can now use the command key as a part of their shortcut
** NEW IN VERSION 2.1 **
- Open the dictionary by selecting a word and right click.
** NEW IN VERSION 2.3 **
- Bug fixes
