Dmitry Ignatovich

Yes, sometimes the extension highlights words in very strange places - in such cases popup may not work. The modern HTML markup can be super weird. As in the previous...

Hi @zhenlingcn ! What extension do you use for text translation? Can you reproduce the problem by disabling Words Discoverer for the current page (1. Switch mode or remove the...

Thanks! I was able to reproduce this: 1. Open https://www.dw.com/de/premier-johnson-aus-klinik-entlassen/a-53101231 2. Use "Translate this page" tool in the Chrome search bar to translate to english 3. Observe missing "spokesman in...

I am planning to disable the extension on all non-english pages. Chrome has API for language detection so we can use it.

Hi @ryanphung! Thanks for the feedback! > how you divide what is considered word and what is considered idiom The rule is very simple: if there are multiple tokens (one...

Hi @fatewx , Yes, this is possible, but I am not sure when I will have enough time to do this. You can make a PR if you want =)

Hello! Thank you for feedback! I think replacing words with their synonyms is an interesting idea. But something tells me that it would be very hard to implement this feature...

Hello! Thank you for the feedback! I think WD highlights "haven" and "don" because 1. These are real words, see https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/haven and https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/don 2. Tokenization method that WD uses in...

You are welcome! WD highlights words from this list: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mechatroner/aided_reading/master/words_discoverer_chrome/eng_dict.txt So if Daytona is not there it won't be highlighted.

To fix this someone has to submit an improved version of eng_dict.txt which has this and other missing mappings. Maybe I will do it myself when I have more time.