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Select any text on web pages and send it to LexiMixer with one click. When you browse the web, read articles, study or work, you often encounter these scenes: When I see an English word or paragraph, I want to look it up in the dictionary or translate it with DeepL. Read an interesting content and want to summarize or ask questions with GPT; Seeing a news or opinion, I want to quickly search for background information; Encounter a technical term and want to find related videos or discussions on social software; The selected text needs to be sent to LexiMixer for further processing. The function of LexiMixer QuickJump is to shorten all the above operations to "one selection+one click". You just need to: Select a paragraph of text on any webpage with the mouse; Click the shortcut icon that pops up (or the option in the right-click menu); The system will automatically open a new tab and carry the text you selected to directly perform search, translation or sending operations. v1.1.0 ✨ Added Custom QuickJump Actions, allowing you to create and manage your own search, translation, and AI destinations. 🌐 Added automatic website favicon detection, making QuickJump items easier to recognize with each site's icon. ⚙️ Improved the QuickJump configuration experience with more flexible customization options.
Jul 3, 2026
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