GlossaryTech | Learn tech words

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Overview

Learn tech terms whilst web sourcing

GlossaryTech Chrome Plugin is your tech recruiting and sourcing assistant. Once installed, you can always use the extension either for sourcing tech talent or for learning IT-related terms whilst browsing. The plug-in works for every single website, including Github, Wikipedia, and Stack Overflow. Here’s what the extension actually does: - Highlights technical terms on a web page. - Provides short, concise definitions for all the technical terms listed alongside alternatives/related terms. - Allows you to filter all 'found' terms by category (Front-end, Back-end, QA, etc.). Each category has its own color. The extension is absolutely FREE. Download and try it out today!

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Lior Lent
Jan 9, 2024

It doesn't work in any website except yours.

Jan B
Apr 13, 2022

The sidebar does not show and all skills are highlighted in grey, the lastest version of Chrome. Tried the "#network-service" step to no avail.

Sylwia Kowalska
May 5, 2021

Hi! The video guide https://bit.ly/2LFVJ5T doesn't help at all. I tried to proceed the same way that was described in 2019 (Mai 14th) and I've found nothing in the #network-service step. Is there any other way I can try to make the extension work? The extension seems so cool and it would be very useful! Thank yuu in advance. Regards, Sylwia :)

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Version
0.11.3
Updated
June 21, 2024
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