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Selectlix: Effortlessly Copy Netflix Subtitles for Language Learning Selectlix is a lightweight yet powerful browser extension designed to enhance your Netflix experience, especially for language learners. With Selectlix, you can easily copy subtitles, making it an ideal tool for those studying languages with non-Latin scripts like Russian, Hindi, Korean, Chinese, Japanese, or similar. Key Features: ✅ Copy Entire Subtitles in One Click Instantly copy all subtitles on screen with a single mouse click. ✅ Selective Text Copying Highlight and copy specific parts of any subtitle, just like regular text. Perfect for focusing on key phrases or words. ✅ Toggle Overlay Elements Easily enable or disable overlay elements. ✅ Customize Appearance Personalize the look and feel of overlay and popup elements to suit your preferences. 🔥Changes: [1.0.2] - feat: Added some logs for debugging purposes. - change: Made the copy button bigger for easier interaction. - fix: Resolved an overlay issue where it required a page reload to display the overlay correctly. Now, the overlay works seamlessly on the first load and during internal navigation (e.g., starting a new movie or series). - fix: Fixed a bug where clicking the `copy` button could copy the literal `undefined` to the clipboard instead of the actual text. [1.0.1] - fix: Fixed an issue with JavaScript loading.
Oct 27, 2025
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