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Wo archive tread sia. Meɖekuku bia biabia yeye ne ehia kpeɖeŋu.

How to use dict.cc or LinguaLeo with Firefox4mobile as I'm not a native speaker and I'd like to use such tools

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Currently it is not possible to use addons likt dict.cc or LinguaLeo, nevertheless such tools are very helpfull for me to read english text and articles. The usage of the clipboard and switching between two different apps (from firefox forward to e.g. dict.cc and vice versa) disrupts the reading flow making reading very time consuming.

Currently it is not possible to use addons likt dict.cc or LinguaLeo, nevertheless such tools are very helpfull for me to read english text and articles. The usage of the clipboard and switching between two different apps (from firefox forward to e.g. dict.cc and vice versa) disrupts the reading flow making reading very time consuming.

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In the meanwhile I use "tap translation" but in comparision to the dict.cc addon I use on my Linux desktop it has less convenience. What IMHO is missed is a mouse/pointer like android keyboard extension ;)