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Right-click any date to view the Hebrew calendar equivalent in a stylish, customizable popup bubble. Instantly convert any English date to the Hebrew date! Right-click any date on a webpage and select show hebrew date, and get a quick, accurate Hebrew date popup. Hebrew Date Bubble is a simple, fast, and free Chrome extension that lets you instantly view the Hebrew (Jewish) date for any English date you highlight. Simply highlight an English date (e.g., "May 5, 2025"), right-click, and select "Show Hebrew Date" — the extension will immediately show you the corresponding Hebrew date using Hebcal.com's trusted calendar data. ✨ What's New in Version 2 🎨 Beautiful Floating Bubble with modern design and animation 🌙 Dark Mode + Light Mode – fully styled with dynamic color schemes 📅 Day of the Week and complete Hebrew/Gregorian date 📋 Copy Buttons to copy Hebrew or Gregorian text directly 🧠 Smart Positioning – bubble appears where you click, even when scrolled ⚙️ Settings Panel – choose theme, bubble location, and auto-close timer 🔤 No Nikud Output – cleaner Hebrew date for easy copying 🛠 How It Works Highlight an English date on any website (e.g., "May 6, 2025") Right-click and choose "Show Hebrew Date" A sleek bubble pops up with: 🕍 Hebrew Date (without nikud) 📆 Gregorian equivalent in Hebrew format 📅 Weekday in English 🔘 Copy buttons for each version ⚙️ Inline settings menu No page reloads. No pop-ups. No clutter. 🌐 Perfect For: Researchers, educators, and historians Jewish community leaders and families Anyone interested in the Jewish calendar Developers integrating Jewish dates into workflows 🔒 Privacy First No personal data collected No trackers No external scripts loaded besides Hebcal's secure API More details, screenshots, and my other extensions: https://chaimsapps.com/hebrew-date-bubble.html Have feedback or found a bug? I read every message: https://chaimsapps.com/contact.html Download now and discover a smarter, more meaningful calendar – right where you need it. Just highlight, right-click, and you're there.
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