Dictionary Lookup Chrome Extension

by Justin Chase 31. December 2009 10:08

Things are a little slow today and I was tired of not having some type of plug-in for looking up the definition of words while reading so I decided to cook up my own real quick.

 

Give it a shot:

https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/eeepadhockifhkeglihhapjdhkcpcfal

PS: You might have to install a beta version of chrome first.

 

It’s pretty basic, you just select some text in the browser and a little book icon shows up in the address bar. If you click it, it will open a new tab for you at dictionary.com with the selected text already searched for. Nice and simple.

 

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While it didn’t take long to do it, I have to admit doing the whole thing in javascript was a less than savory experience. I think I’m spoiled by my static languages.

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Justin Chase

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I am a software developer from St. Paul MN and I work for Microsoft on the Expression team. This blog is about various technical topics I find myself encountering here and there. In addition to loving WPF and Xaml and Expression studio in general I have a special interest in DSLs, programming languages and games.

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