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  • RE: Change prompt in AI (chatgpt), and import other AI models (like gemini, deepseek,...) into extension as a dictionary

    @Long-Bùi

    Forgot to mention that you can customize the prompt by using the addDict function in the options page console. For example:

    addDict({
      "dictName": "chatgpt definition",
      "chatgptPrompt": "Please define the word: <word>"
    })
    

    As always, you can share your dict here at Dictionariez Trove. Or you can ask for help.

    posted in Feedback
  • RE: Definitions in Traditional Chinese

    @Curiosity

    Glad you figured it out.
    Yes I added a new option in the settings needs to be enabled.

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    posted in Feedback
  • RE: Introducing 'Help Me Refine'—now available on Dictionariez v5.4.0! Enhance your writing with AI.

    Some clarity on the technique: Dictionariez doesn't use ChatGPT or Gemini's API, so there's no need to configure client keys or secrets for either. Essentially, it creates simple paths to send your message to the AI tool you choose. It's that simple. Sometimes, simplicity works better than more complex tools.

    When your text is sent to the AI, the default prompt is:

    Please help me refine the text to make it clearer, more concise, correct any grammatical errors, and ensure the output is simple: \n\n"<word>"

    (Note: "<word>" refers to the message you've selected.)

    The best part? You can customize the prompt just like you would with any dictionary in Dictionariez. Use the addDict function in the options page console. For example, you can change the helpMeRefinePrompt for the ChatGPT dictionary:

    addDict({
      "dictName": "chatgpt definition",
      "helpMeRefinePrompt": "Please help me refine the following text:\n\n<word>"
    })
    

    As always, you can share your dict here at Dictionariez Trove. Or you can ask for help.

    posted in Crafting
  • Introducing 'Help Me Refine'—now available on Dictionariez v5.4.0! Enhance your writing with AI.

    🎉 Hi everyone, I hope you're having an amazing week!

    Great news—Dictionariez v5.4.0 is out, and it comes with a brand-new feature that I'm personally loving: "Help Me Refine", which utilizes AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini. 🤖✨

    AI is everywhere these days, and instead of just using it to look up word meanings, I’ve found something even more exciting—it can help refine my writing! 📝💡 Before I send a tweet on BlueSky, write an email, or draft documentation for my projects, I always ask ChatGPT to polish my text. It's become a go-to tool for me!

    That’s why I decided to build this feature into Dictionariez as a first prototype. 🛠️ Here’s how it works:

    ✅ Type your text in a web editor (like on BlueSky)
    ✅ Select your text
    ✅ Click the Dictionariez icon (or use the shortcut Ctrl + Shift + X by default)
    ✅ Let the AI tool refine your message instantly! ✨

    It’s amazing how helpful AI tools like ChatGPT can be in this situation! 🔥

    This feature works seamlessly on GitHub, Gmail, BlueSky, and even within our Programming & Language community. 🌍 I hope it will work across all web editors, everywhere!

    💬 Give it a try and let me know what you think! Your feedback will help make this feature even better. 🚀😊

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    posted in Crafting dictionariez generative-ai
  • RE: Definitions in Traditional Chinese

    @Curiosity
    Cool. Great to see you learning Traditional Chinese! The feature has been added and will be available on the web store soon.

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    posted in Feedback
  • RE: Why Dictionariez does not recognize selected text in "reader" (focus) mode?

    @Oleg-Lapchynskyi

    🚀 v1.0.2 is out now!
    This update brings multiple new themes and fixes some critical issues, as detailed in this post. Have you tried the new themes yet? If so, which one’s your favorite? Personally, I think you'll love the Solarized Light theme! 😎

    If none of the current themes hit the mark, I'd love to hear your suggestions! Share some color combinations that you think would make the perfect theme. 🎨

    Also, I’m a bit unsure about adding the font and line width settings. I want to keep things simple without adding too many configuration options. Do you have any recommendations for a font that would look great and enhance readability? Your feedback would be awesome! 🙏

    posted in Feedback
  • RE: PNL Reader: Simple, Elegant, and Transparent

    Happy weekend, everyone! 🎉

    I am excited to announce the release of PNL Reader v1.0.2! 🚀

    What's new:

    • Reader mode now stays active on the same tab even after a refresh.
    • Fixed an issue where the content script message couldn't wake up the service worker, ensuring smooth reader mode activation.
    • Added multiple new themes for a personalized reading experience.
    • Improved mobile support for seamless usage on the go.

    Update now and enjoy the enhanced features! 📚✨

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    posted in Crafting
  • PNL Reader: Simple, Elegant, and Transparent

    Dear Netizens and Web Novel Enthusiasts,

    I’m excited to announce that PNL Reader is finally here! After a week of development sprint, it just hits the first milestone, and I’m already using it to read a novel myself. It’s a browser extension designed to make your reading experience smoother, more enjoyable, and relaxing. Whether you're diving into articles, novels, or any other web content, PNL Reader has your back with its simple yet elegant features.

    This all started from a thread discussing the frustration many face when looking for a no-nonsense, simple reader mode that also plays nice with Dictionariez and respects privacy. So, I decided to create my own solution. Keep in mind this is the first version, so please be patient if you encounter any bugs.

    Here’s a quick rundown of the features based on my own experience as an novel reader online:

    Key Features

    1. Dictionariez Compatibility
      Instantly look up any word on a webpage by simply clicking on it. PNL Reader is fully compatible with Dictionariez for seamless word lookup.

    2. Privacy-First Approach
      Your privacy is a priority. PNL Reader only requires the ActiveTab permission to enable reader mode on the current webpage you’re on, with no additional host permissions required.

    3. Dark & Light Mode
      Switch between dark and light modes depending on your preference, so you can reduce eye strain and read comfortably at any time of day.

    4. Navigation Shortcuts
      Easily navigate through your favorite web novel websites, like Scribble and RoyalRoad, using convenient keyboard shortcuts for next and previous pages.

    5. Open Source
      Full transparency is key. PNL Reader is open source, so it’s available for anyone to review, contribute to, or scrutinize as they wish.

    Download Links

    Chrome: PNL Reader on Chrome Web Store
    Firefox: PNL Reader on Mozilla Add-ons

    Getting Started

    To see PNL Reader in action, check out our introduction video.
    PNL Reader Introduction

    Your Feedback Is Important!

    I would love to hear your thoughts, suggestions, and any issues you might encounter. Please reach out at the Programming N' Language Community.

    As I am preparing for the second version of PNL Reader, here are a few specific areas where your feedback would be incredibly helpful:

    1. Which websites would you like to use the reader mode on?
    2. What more themes (beyond just dark or light) would you like?
    3. Are there any additional features you’d like to see in the toolbar?
    4. In your opinion, what are the essential features every reader must have?

    Thank you for your support, and I look forward to improving PNL Reader based on your valuable feedback!

    posted in Crafting pnl-reader chrome extension firefox-addon
  • RE: Why Dictionariez does not recognize selected text in "reader" (focus) mode?

    I’d love to hear your thoughts on these:

    1. Which websites would you like to use reader mode on?
    2. What theme would you prefer?
    3. What other functions should be on the toolbar?
    4. What do you think are the essential features a reader must have?

    Let me know what you think!

    posted in Feedback
  • RE: Why Dictionariez does not recognize selected text in "reader" (focus) mode?

    @Oleg-Lapchynskyi
    Meet PNL Reader.
    I'm happy to share that after a week of sprint, the first result of the project is out and available online.

    Chrome: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/pnl-reader/amdebfiljmlhfkenbhhpckmmpkonpdfh
    Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/pnl-reader/

    Feel free to try it out, and any feedback is greatly appreciated!

    posted in Feedback
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