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Arabic sentence reader with TTS & simultaneous AR↔EN word highlighting. Uses Google Translate (client=gtx). No API key. Fusha Arabic makes reading Arabic online faster, clearer, and genuinely enjoyable. It automatically highlights the current word on any page and shows a super-concise gloss capped at three words, so you grasp meaning instantly without clutter. A sleek bottom toolbar gives you quick controls—previous, play/pause, next, Autoplay on/off, and a smart Delay selector—so you can read at your pace or let the extension walk you through. The floating definition card docks to any corner, collapses when you want maximum space, and stays out of the way while you scroll. Audio can pronounce the Arabic first and follow with a short Spanish gloss, reinforcing memory through sound and sight. An Options page lets you set a default delay, with changes saving immediately. Everything runs locally in your browser for speed and reliability, with minimal permissions and a tidy, modern design that looks great in both light and dark pages. Whether you’re studying, skimming news, or polishing vocabulary, Fusha Arabic gives you laser-focused help exactly when you need it—no distractions, no bloated menus. It’s a polished, lightweight companion that gets out of the way while delivering just the right context, making Arabic reading remarkably smooth. Helpful, elegant, dependable, and perfect for learners.
Nov 6, 2025
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