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Enhance your video watching experience with real-time subtitle extraction and interaction on Netflix and YouTube WordPeek: Instantly Look Up Subtitles on YouTube & Netflix WordPeek makes language learning and subtitle comprehension effortless. Instantly look up word and phrase definitions from subtitles while watching videos on YouTube or Netflix—without leaving the player! Features: - Liquid Glass Overlay – Apple-style frosted glass with real refraction effect - Adjustable Transparency – Slider in settings (0-100%) to control overlay opacity - Quick Access – Press Shift two times to toggle overlay on any YouTube/Netflix video - Word & Phrase Lookup – Click any word, phrase, or entire subtitle line for instant definitions - History – Review your recently looked-up words and definitions - Theme Sync – Matches your light/dark mode preference - Notification Control – Enable/disable tips and notifications - No Account Needed – All history stored privately in your browser How to Use: 1. Enable subtitles on your video 2. Press Shift two times to toggle WordPeek 3. Click any word (or entire subtitle line in phrase mode) to see its meaning 4. Switch between word/phrase/2-word modes, or review history Perfect for: - Language learners - Movie & TV fans - Anyone curious about new words or phrases Privacy: WordPeek does not collect or transmit any personal data. All lookups and history stay on your device.
Aug 4, 2026
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