When reviewing web pages in different languages, this extension is used directly on the text you are reading. You highlight a word, sentence, or paragraph on any site, then use the browser’s right‑click menu to launch the action you need. Instead of switching tabs or pasting into other services, you can run an error check on the selected passage to catch obvious issues before you quote, translate, or share it.
It also fits well into quick verification workflows. While comparing sources, you can select key terms and send them to a People’s Daily search to confirm usage, names, and phrasing without breaking your reading flow. Editors and translators can repeat this loop across a page: scan, select, check, and move on, which helps speed up review of multilingual articles, drafts, and reference material.
For ongoing monitoring, you can maintain a custom list of terms and let the extension highlight them automatically as you browse. This is useful for tracking entities, topics, project terminology, or sensitive words across long reports and news pages. In practice, it helps you spot relevant sections faster, reduce missed terms during proofreading, and keep terminology consistent when working across languages.
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