A browser extension for learning languages through YouTube and any website. Here's everything you need to get started.
Click the Linglass icon in your browser's extension bar. Sign up or log in — the extension's features won't work without this.
It's free — no card neededFind the Linglass icon — the rightmost button in the player controls. Click it to enable dual subtitles and set your languages.
Linglass icon → control barClick any word in the subtitles to see its translation, transcription, and a button to save it.
Click a word in subtitlesHold down the left mouse button on a word and drag across others — the selected phrase will be translated as a whole.
Hold LMB and drag across wordsSelect text in your target language on any page — the Linglass icon will appear nearby. Click it for an instant translation.
Select text → click the iconAll saved words and phrases go to the Learning Center. The system schedules each review at the optimal time — you rate how well you remember the word.
Learning CenterTranslation, subtitles, and word saving only work after signing in. Click the Linglass icon in your browser's extension bar and log in or sign up — it's free.
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