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A side panel extension for image search Readlang Bing Image Sidekick Because learning vocabulary is better with pictures... and sidekicks! 🎭 What is this sorcery? Ever wished you could see what words actually look like while using Readlang? Well, now you can! This extension adds a magical side panel that automatically shows you Bing image search results for any word you click in Readlang. It's like having a visual dictionary that follows you around the web (but less creepy). ✨ Features 🖼️ Instant image search results in a sleek side panel 🔄 Automatically updates when you click new words in Readlang 🎯 Manual search capability (for when you're feeling rebellious) 👻 Smooth animations that make you go "oooooh" 🎨 Beautiful UI that won't make your eyes bleed 🎮 How to Use Install the extension (you did read the installation section, right?) Go to any website with Readlang activated Click the extension icon to open the side panel Click words in Readlang and watch the magic happen! Alternatively, type words in the search box like a normal person 🤔 Common Questions Q: Why Bing Images? A: Because sometimes Google needs a hug too. Q: The side panel is showing weird images! A: That's not a question, but yes, sometimes Bing has an... interesting interpretation of words. Q: Can I close the side panel? A: Yes! There's a close button. We're not monsters.
Feb 14, 2025
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