A browser companion for reading
Understand more. Keep reading.
Lexora helps you understand selected web content in context without leaving the page.
v0.21.0 · Available on Chrome Web Store
The page you are reading
Meaning takes shape in the words around it.
A familiar word can reveal something new. Read it in the wider passage, and the connections become clearer.
A phrase worth understanding- Meaning
- Context
- Reading
A little clarity, right beside your selection.
Back to the page. On with your reading.
Select. Understand. Keep reading.
Help appears where you need it. The page stays your destination.
The page you are reading
Meaning takes shape in the words around it.
A phrase worth understandingSelect
Select a word, phrase, or passage on the page you are reading.
- Lexora
A little clarity, right beside your selection.
ContextUnderstand
Explore meaning or translation, pronunciation or readings, and reference context. Available modules depend on the text, language, and your settings.
A familiar word can reveal something new. Read it in the wider passage, and the connections become clearer.
Keep reading
Close the layer and return to the original page with a clearer understanding.
Not every selection asks the same question.
From a single term to a longer passage, explore meaning in context. Available assistance depends on the text, language, and your settings.
Reading Tools includes Word Length Highlighter: find words with 1–30 characters on the current webpage, then update or clear highlights. Matching runs locally.
The toolbar follows your interface-language preference across 10 languages. YouTube DualSubs pairs original and translated subtitles with live appearance and positioning controls on supported videos.
The page you are reading
- TermContext
- PhraseA phrase worth understanding
- SentenceMeaning takes shape in the words around it.
- PassageA familiar word can reveal something new. Read it in the wider passage, and the connections become clearer.
Japanese reading
Stay close to the original.
Follow Japanese text with furigana and reading aids when available. Connect the original words to their reading and meaning, in your chosen language context.
Original text
人工知能Translation method, then provider
Choose how you translate
In v0.21.0, choose a translation method, then an AI provider when needed: Machine Translation uses Google Translate (online, the default), AI Translation uses OpenAI, Gemini, or Claude with your own API key, and On-device Translation uses Chrome Translator with browser-managed language packs. AI Translation uses only the selected provider’s key in your chosen local or session storage. Missing keys show guidance without changing the route; failures never silently switch providers, models, or methods. Supported prepared language pairs can translate offline on-device. On-device failures never silently switch to a remote translation provider.
- AI TranslationOpenAI · Gemini · Claude
- Machine TranslationGoogle Translate · Online · Default
- On-device TranslationChrome Translator · Language packs
Keep what matters.
Choose what to save to Notebook after reading. Saved items stay in this browser, ready to revisit or export as Markdown when you choose.
- A saved termTerm
- A saved phrasePhrase
- A saved sentenceSentence
Revisit or export as Markdown
Your reading. Your control.
Review translation and privacy settings alongside automatic reading workflows. Wikipedia/Wikidata, pronunciation, Japanese reading, and YouTube subtitles can make separate network requests, even with On-device Translation selected. API keys stay in your chosen local or session storage and authenticate provider requests directly.
- No account required
- On-device Translation
- Configured routing
- No hidden telemetry
Lexora
Bring Lexora to your next read
Lexora v0.21.0 is published and publicly available on the Chrome Web Store. Public availability was confirmed on October 30, 2026.
Product version · Available: v0.21.0