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Take a micro-learning break during doom-scrolling with brief Wikipedia snippets Glimpse: Transform your browsing habits and prevent doomscrolling with micro-learning moments. Glimpse shows you brief, fascinating Wikipedia snippets during your browsing sessions on social media and entertainment sites where you are likely to doomscroll - perfect for breaking the endless scrolling cycle while learning something new. KEY FEATURES: - Elegant, minimalist design that appears briefly then disappears - Customizable timing - choose exactly when cards appear - Topic filters - select specific interests (Science, Mathematics, History, Arts, and more) - Respectful of your attention - appears only once per tab - Complete privacy - no tracking, all data stays on your device - Works on YouTube, Reddit, Twitter, TikTok, Facebook, and other sites you choose - No setup required - works immediately after installation HOW IT WORKS: Glimpse automatically displays a Wikipedia article snippet after you've been browsing a site for your chosen delay period. Read the snippet, click to learn more on Wikipedia, or just press Escape to dismiss it and continue browsing. CUSTOMIZE YOUR EXPERIENCE: - Choose specific topics you're interested in - Adjust how long to wait before showing a snippet - Set daily limits on how many snippets you see - Track your personal learning stats (optional) - Easily mute specific sites Glimpse respects your privacy - no data is sent to our servers, and all settings are stored only on your device. Developed by CalculateQuick.com
May 7, 2025
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