The Wikipedia Lookup Add-on started out as an experiment to try and learn more about Firefox extension development, but it ended up being a really neat add-on which is used daily by people around the globe. Although I haven’t added any new features the past three years it still gets installed and used!
Currently there is one new feature on the roadmap which has been requested numerous times. It’s the ability to choose more than one language to be displayed on the right-click menu for those who regularly read web pages in multiple languages. It’s scheduled to be completed some time in 09, so stay tuned.
If you have any questions or comments just drop them off here on this page, cheers.
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