Requires Flash Player 8 or above.

Works only with Windows XP/2000/Vista.Doesn’t work with Mac/Linux.
(added anytime IME OFF mode from Ver. 2.2.2)

With Hyperwords you can select any word on any web page and choose from powerful commands, including:

References, search, translation (right in the page itself, not in a new window), conversions, email, alter the page view and much more.

Demo Video available on YouTube:

Please note: If you are using an older version of Hyperwords this version over-writes your old settings for custom searches. This is because we have completely re-written the database to let you edit the menu any way you want. We apologize and hope the upgrade will be worth it for you. We sure think so!

Gb2Big is a handy translator between simplified and traditional Chinese.

Use CN Flag for Simplified Chinese

Use HK Flag for Traditional Chinese
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Works with:

• Firefox: 2.0 – 3.0.*

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DictCn is an online English to Chinese (and vise versa) dictionary extension for Firefox.

It is a handy real-time language tool with audio support.

Usage:
To use DictCN, simply hover the mouse (coming with 3.0) upon the word you want to translate , or select it (drag or double-click to highlight the word), the translation (pronunciation and explanation) will show up soon in a layer on the same web page.

You may click on the ‘D’ icon on the status-bar to activate and deactivate DictCN (color of the icon changes correspondingly). You may also press ctrl-alt-i (since 3.1.4) (ctrl-alt-d 3.1.3 and previous) short-key to do the job.

By Moving the mouse over the translation, you can hear the speech, and a click on it will bring you to the detailed explanation page.

This extension is intended for better readability of German sites which make overextended use of the so called “Binnen-I” (that’s a phenomenon in German language, intended to show gender-parity in written texts – however in the eyes of many it is cluttering written language in an unnecessary way & it’s furthermore not part of official German spelling rules)