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VocabTracker is inspired by LingQ, Readlang and LWT: it helps you track your vocabulary on any web page. VocabTracker is a vocabulary tracking tool which can let you track your vocabulary on any page so that you can use any website as a language learning resource. It supports the following features: - Support English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Russian, Ukrainian, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Dutch, Arabic, Latin, Polish and more languages are being added now. - Analyze words on any web page and highlight the words with different colors based on your familiarity with the words. - Support adding user's own dictionaries to the tool, for example: NCIKU, Glosbe, merriam-webster and so on. - Support flash card and SRS system to help you memorize your vocabulary. - Support two modes -- "Lemma" and "Variant": in "Lemma" mode, the tool can find the lemma for word variants such as "were", "was", "is", "are", "am" and treat those variants as the same word ("be"). - Support adding phrases to your vocabulary. - Support segmenting Chinese (both Mandarin and Traditional Chinese) and Japanese with a very high accuracy. - Support exporting vocabulary to CSV file so that you can add your vocabulary to Anki or other tools. Note: This extension doesn't save your vocabulary data locally -- it saves them on a remote server. So in order to use this tool, you will need to register a user for this extension first.
Sep 14, 2023
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