Autolingo

Duolingo Practice Button

Restore the Duolingo practice button Duolingo used to have a convenient button to click to practice your language skills. But sadly, this button no longer exists. Introducing a chrome extension to bring back the Duolingo practice button! This extension places a button on your home path screen that you can click to take you to a Duolingo practice session.

Duolingo Annoyance Blocker

Remove annoying stuff from Duolingo such as pop-up ads, mid-lesson motivation cards and 'let's review missed exercises' card Click on the extension to open the settings menu and configure what annoys you - disable pop-up ads, mid-lesson motivation cards or 'let's review missed exercises' card. Or all of them. The settings are synced with your Google account.

Duolingo Solution Viewer

Provides access to the lists of solutions for Duolingo's translation / listening challenges, and restores the correction of typos. For more detailed information, screenshots, or if you have any support request, visit the development page of the extension here.. : https://github.com/blmage/duolingo-solution-viewer .. or the (new) Discord server: https://discord.gg/ZCTB5BPctK - Provides a link to the list of solutions of the current challenge, once you have submitted your answer. - By default, the solutions are sorted by their similarity with your answer, but you can also switch to an alphabetical sort. - Click on your answer to edit it. The similarity scores of the solutions will be refreshed accordingly. - Click on the thumbtack button to pin your reference answer, and easily compare it with all the solutions. - Filter the solutions by entering one or more words in the filter input (click on the icons on the left of a filter to refine it). - Select a word (or just a part of it) in any solution to quickly add a new filter. - Remembers the lists of solutions of each challenge, to also make them available from the corresponding forum discussions. - Displays the closest solution when the answer you submitted is incorrect. - Outlines typos in answers to listening challenges. - Strives to blend seamlessly in Duolingo's UI, and to be compatible with custom themes such as Darklingo++. After having submitted an answer to a challenge, use: - [ s ] to open the solution window, and [ Esc ] to close it, - [ r ] to open the report window, - [ d ] to open the forum discussion in a new tab. When a list of solutions is available, use: - [ f ] to focus the filter input, and [ Esc ] to leave it, - [ ↑ ] / [ ↓ ] to scroll up / down the list, - [ ← ] / [ → ] to navigate through the pages one by one, - [ Ctrl ] + [ ← ] / [ → ] to go directly to the first / last page. When the filter input is focused: - enter a word then use [ Enter ] to add a filter (see the filter shortcuts below), - use [ Backspace ] to remove the last added filter, - .. and suggestions are available: - use [ ↑ ] / [ ↓ ] to select a suggestion, - use [ Enter ] to add a filter based on the selected suggestion (shortcuts will be preserved). For most languages, enter: - " word " for solutions that include the exact word, - " *example " for solutions that include a word ending with "example", - " example* " for solutions that include a word beginning with "example", - " *example* " for solutions that include a word containing "example", - " -word " for solutions that do not include the exact word (wildcard variants above are also available). For languages that do not use space-separated words (such as Japanese), enter: - " word " for solutions that include the word anywhere, - " *example " for solutions ending with "example", - " example* " for solutions beginning with "example", - " =example " for exact solutions, - " -word " for solutions that do not include the word (again, all variants above are available). - The lists of solutions are built by flattening the original solution graphs, which are not optimized against redundancies. This can lead to lists of solutions containing lots of very similar sentences. - "Fill in the blank" challenges are based on "normal" translation challenges. The lists of solutions provided for them may therefore include sentences that do not match the blanks. Duolingo is a registered trademark of Duolingo, Inc. This extension is not affiliated with Duolingo in any way.

Duolingo Unicode Normalizer

Duolingo expects answers to be NFC-normalized strings (see the Unicode Normalization FAQ here: http://unicode.org/faq/normalization.html). But, depending on the input method, those values may contain decomposed characters, making them internally different from their normalized versions. For example, the Vietnamese word một (one) can be written in (at least) 3 different ways: một : m \u1ED9 t (NFC) một : m \u00F4 \u0323 t (VN keyboard) một : mo \u0323 \u0302 t (NFD) The extension aims to prevent false positives in typo detection by automatically normalizing relevant inputs.