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A hidden word is lurking in your current tab. Six guesses. No hints. Can you find it? Every webpage is hiding a word. Yours to find. TabWord scans your current tab and secretly selects a valid 5-letter word from the page content. Open the extension, make your guesses, and use the color clues to zero in — green means right letter, right spot. Yellow means right letter, wrong spot. Gray means not in the word at all. You get six guesses. The tab doesn't give hints. **Why TabWord is different** Most word games hand you a pre-selected daily puzzle. TabWord pulls its word from whatever you're actually reading — a news article, a Wikipedia entry, a blog post. The word changes by site and resets every day, so there's always a new puzzle waiting on your next tab. **Features** • Page-sourced words — pulled from real content on your current tab • Daily rotation — same site, same word all day; new word tomorrow • Letter tracking — keyboard updates with each guess • Stats — win percentage, streaks, and guess distribution • Share your results — copy the emoji grid and post it anywhere • Saves progress — close the popup mid-game and pick up where you left off • No account, no tracking, no data collection **How to play** 1. Open any webpage (news, Wikipedia, a blog — anything works) 2. Click the TabWord icon in your toolbar 3. Guess the hidden 5-letter word in six tries or fewer 4. Come back tomorrow for a new word on the same site
Apr 16, 2026
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