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Word games built from the page you're reading — hunt a hidden word, take a quiz, guess a five-letter word, race a sentence. Tab Feud turns any article into a word game, and every word comes from the page you're reading. Open a news story, a blog post or a Wikipedia page, click the icon, and a side panel gives you four games built from that exact text. No two pages play the same. WORD HUNT — a word puzzle played on the page itself. You get a clue, never the word: a masked pattern, a real sentence with the word cut out, or a rule to match. Scroll, spot it, click it. A compass tells you which way to scroll, and if the clock beats you it shows you where the word was hiding. PAGE QUIZ — a reading comprehension quiz about the article in front of you. Finish the sentence. Spot the term that isn't there. Work out what came first. Longer articles get more questions. FIVE — a five-letter word game built from this page's vocabulary. Six tries, two hints, rules on screen. TYPING RACE — a typing test on real writing, with live WPM and accuracy. Free. No account, no sign-up, no tracking, nothing stored. Works offline. Reads only the tab you're on, only when you click.
Aug 7, 2026
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