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For each date in a Wikipedia article, instantly see how old the person was at that exact moment in their life. WikiAge automatically displays a person's age next to every date mentioned in their Wikipedia article. As you read, each year in the text gets a small badge showing exactly how old the person was at that specific moment in their life. No more mental math — the context is always there, right where you need it. Examples: • "premiered his 9th Symphony in 1824" → (age 54) • "died in 1827" → (age 57) Features: • Each date shows the person's age at that exact moment in their life • Automatically detects birth and death dates from the article • Works on living and deceased people • Supports 7 Wikipedia languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, Hindi • Clean and non-intrusive — just a small superscript badge • No data collected, no external requests, 100% private Simply install and browse Wikipedia as usual.
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