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Waiting is to ensure non aggressive approach for definition frame appearance, in the meantime still preventing multiple mouse clicks.<br/> Waiting is to ensure non aggressive approach for definition frame appearance, in the meantime still preventing multiple mouse clicks.<br/>


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I have created WikiLook Firefox browser add-on that would look up any word for you using Wiktionary. You can download it from Mozilla Development, that is latest version or from Mozilla Add-ons site.

How to use:
1) Press Shift
2) Move mouse pointer just a bit, still holding it over selected word.
3) Wait half a second.

The other way, moving mouse first and then pressing Shift will not work, to make sure add-on won't interfere, when user decided to type some text..

--or--

1. Highlight any word or idiom with your mouse.
2. Move mouse pointer just a bit, still holding it over selected word.
3. Wait half a second.

Waiting is to ensure non aggressive approach for definition frame appearance, in the meantime still preventing multiple mouse clicks.

Version 1.3.2 is out.













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TestPilot, for numerous contributions to articles. Axl 10:56, 28 December 2006 (UTC)
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