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Read English in phrase chunks with focused playback, page marking, and instant definitions. Stop reading English word by word. Practice with phrase chunks, focused RSVP, and instant definitions. TempoLeaf is an English phrase-reading trainer that helps learners stop reading word by word. Chunking means seeing collocations, phrases, and sentence patterns as meaningful units instead of processing every word separately. This makes English easier to understand, remember, and reuse in speaking and writing. TempoLeaf is not a generic speed-reading tool. Traditional speed-reading tools mainly push you to go faster. TempoLeaf first makes phrase structure visible, then uses focused pacing to help you stay with the meaning instead of falling back into word-by-word reading. Why people use TempoLeaf: - Build a phrase-based reading habit instead of a word-by-word habit. - Notice collocations and sentence patterns more naturally. - Practice reading pace without turning comprehension into a race. - Pause on one word, check it, and continue from the same place. Choose how you want to practice: - Focus playback for selected text: show one phrase chunk at a time on the webpage. - Mark phrase chunks on this webpage: keep the original page visible and reveal chunk boundaries in place. - Paste reader: practice copied text from articles, notes, subtitles, or PDF text in a cleaner reading space. Built-in help for real practice: - Instant definitions and pronunciation - Keyboard shortcuts for faster control - English, Traditional Chinese, and Japanese interface support - Adjustable speed, chunk size, and context display Quick start: 1. Select English text on a webpage. 2. Right-click and choose `Focus playback for selected text` or `Mark phrase chunks on this webpage`. 3. Use `Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+S` for Focus playback or `Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+E` for chunk marking. 4. Press `Space` to pause or resume, `Left/Right` to move between chunks, and `Esc` to close. Privacy note: - Text chunking runs locally in the extension. - A single word is sent to the Free Dictionary API only when you open the word helper.
Jul 8, 2026
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