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Tool For Saving Single Words as a Vocabulary List?


chaseman

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English is my 3rd language, while surfing and reading a lot I'm coming across a lot of vocabularies that I'd like to save in a list for later use, so I can look them up and memorize them. I was wondering if there's a tool that would enable me to do that?

 

I looked into Google Chrome extensions but I couldn't find anything that would fit my needs. I hope somebody on here has a tip for me.

 

Thanks.

I don't know of such a tool i am afraid.

But what you could do is make your own. It doesn't have to be very fancy just make a simple database application to insert and select data, maybe even with categories.

Yeah I thought about that, but that would also mean I'd have to switch tabs all the time. I was looking for something as in (1) selecting the word, (2) right clicking (3) choosing save - which is something very quick and easy that does not disturb the workflow.

If you are using firefox, then stf should work for you.

 

Since you want to save to a single file, you will have to change some of the option settings (by default it saves each time to a separate file). 

 

With this addon I can highlight something on my page and rightclick and it shows in the menu "Append to [filename]" and I click on that and it appends to that file.

 

Example of file:

 

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( Tool For Saving Single Words as a Vocabulary List? )

( Monday, March 28, 2011 12:25:53 PM )

( http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=328579.0 )

 

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( Tool For Saving Single Words as a Vocabulary List? )

( Monday, March 28, 2011 12:26:00 PM )

( http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=328579.0 )

 

The highlighted red is the actual text I highlighted and saved. And my settings also have it save some info about where I highlighted (page title, timestamp, url) - you can have it not show any of that if you just want the words themselves, though IMO this info might also be useful to you as a reference.

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