Readlang Web Reader
Read websites in the language you're learning, translate words you don't know, and we'll create flashcards to help you remember.
#7 in EducationWhat users praise
- Instant translation while reading plus auto flashcards — "the best thing for the internet after an ad blocker" for language learners
- A natural way to learn through reading (Wikipedia in the target language); card export
- Handles rare languages (Malayalam), 100k users
What users complain about
- Bait-and-switch: single words are free, but phrase translation hits a limit/paywall
- Poor TTS (Hindi); poor word-boundary detection (hopeless for Japanese)
- Requires third-party cookies; few Indic languages; translations shove the paragraph instead of a popup
Compiled from real Chrome Web Store reviews. We only report what users actually wrote — no summaries were invented.
Score breakdown
Reliability0.67
Satisfaction0.48
Usefulness0.70
Safety1.00
Trust0.80
Substance0.85
Strongest: safety.
Based on 218 reviews · computed Jul 18, 2026. Bars show only what we could actually measure.
What we checked
50recent reviews read
MV3manifest version
6permissions requested
Jun 03, 2026last updated
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