a simple add-on that does the job but is there any way to change the pronounciation to U.S. speaker?

Good Experience, This is what i was lookin for

Not usable in other languages than the English? I have tried the Dutch language and did not find any matches.

i like how simple this is. i mainly use this when im reading novels. some issues is that sometimes when i use it as im reading it just doest feel complete i guess (sometimes). adding search function in the toolbar would be great and maybe options change the colour of the bubble and adjust its size. i dont know it just doesnt feel like a full and complete experience compared to chr0mes. ah also supports for other languages like chinese and korean would be nice. other than that solid 5/5*
im looking forward to future updates!

i like the simplicity of the graphics, the in-page pop-up, the short defintions and the google-generated content is better than competitors (mirriam webster, for example), HOWEVER, after a few hours of using, it started giving me "sorry, no definition found" for whatever i click on. this has not resolved even after uninstalling and reinstalling the add on, so very sad about this as it is otherwise exactly what i'm looking for.

if the developers see this i can't tell you what triggered the add in to stop working. i made sure dom.webcomponents.shadowdom.enabled was enabled (when it stopped working). I do read a lot of stuff on pocket and reader view so maybe it started after some interaction there? maybe there's a clue in the fact that functionality was not restored even after deleting and reinstalling?

EDIT (after response from developer): YES, you were right about it being a VPN issue. As soon as i switch it off the add-on starts to work again. I have changed my rating to 4/5. i tend to have my vpn on most of the time so using this add on will not be particularly useful to me after all, however, i am aware this will only affect a minority of users.

Noice

It's fast, simple, and practical for sure. It lacks privacy due to its Google use although you could try to use wordnik as a source as duckduckgo uses it.