Hello,

I'm trying to learn Swedish from German primarily, so I'd like my lookup language (double-clicking a word) to also be in German, but it's in English.

Where does the lookup dictionary call its dictionary from? Even when "deleting" all other dictionaries but DE-SV, I'm getting the same Swedish-English translations.

Vielen Dank / Tack så mycket..

{
"dictName": "dict.cc DE-SV", 
"windowUrl": "https://desv.dict.cc/?s=<word>",
"css": "td.td7nl { font-family:'Tw Cen MT Regular'; font-size:17px; } form { display:none; }"
}

Tack så mycket för att du försökte hitta en lösning. :- )

Definitely, the AI popup is helpful because it also shows synonyms, and that helps to map out more mental connections. The etymology is also very useful.

I like your approach very much. But by constantly querying a LLM, or TTS, I'm also worried about the energy usage/environmental impact. I don't know if I'm the only one who cares about those things in 2026, but I do. Of course, it's damn efficient to use these features. And in some cases, 1 click to highlight a word can save 20 minutes of frustration and naturally enable faster learning. But doing that 100 times adds up, and if given free reign, I can absolutely do that. So I do want to voice that concern, even though I'm a dunce when it comes to AI and web development and whatnot.

Tack så mycket för att du försökte hitta en lösning. :- )

Definitely, the AI popup is helpful because it also shows synonyms, and that helps to map out more mental connections. The etymology is also very useful.

I like your approach very much. But by constantly querying a LLM, or TTS, I'm also worried about the energy usage/environmental impact. I don't know if I'm the only one who cares about those things in 2026, but I do. Of course, it's damn efficient to use these features. And in some cases, 1 click to highlight a word can save 20 minutes of frustration and naturally enable faster learning. But doing that 100 times adds up, and if given free reign, I can absolutely do that. So I do want to voice that concern, even though I'm a dunce when it comes to AI and web development and whatnot.

Hello,

I'm trying to learn Swedish from German primarily, so I'd like my lookup language (double-clicking a word) to also be in German, but it's in English.

Where does the lookup dictionary call its dictionary from? Even when "deleting" all other dictionaries but DE-SV, I'm getting the same Swedish-English translations.

Vielen Dank / Tack så mycket..

{
"dictName": "dict.cc DE-SV", 
"windowUrl": "https://desv.dict.cc/?s=<word>",
"css": "td.td7nl { font-family:'Tw Cen MT Regular'; font-size:17px; } form { display:none; }"
}