A small browser extension that adds a right-click option to look up selected text directly in this dictionary, without needing to come back to the site and type it in yourself.
Select a word on any page, right-click, choose "Look up ... in SG Heritage Dictionary," and it opens a new tab with that word's entry.
Download the extension (.zip)Your browser or Windows may flag this download as a threat. This is a false positive.
Browsers (Chrome, Brave, Edge) use reputation-based scanning that flags any file very few people have downloaded yet — a brand new, low-traffic file like this one triggers that warning regardless of what's actually inside it. Separately, Windows Defender's heuristics can flag the general shape of any browser extension that includes a background script plus a content script running on all pages, because that combination is also what malicious browser-hijacker extensions look like structurally — even though this extension only reads your current text selection to open a lookup, and does nothing else.
If this happens to you:
This works on Chrome, Brave, Edge, Opera, Vivaldi, and any other Chromium-based browser. It does not work on Firefox or Safari, which use a different extension format.
The right-click option only appears for a single word, two words joined by one hyphen (e.g. "cross-bar"), or three words joined by two hyphens (e.g. "father-in-law"). It won't appear for ordinary multi-word phrases separated by spaces.
chrome://extensionsbrave://extensionsedge://extensionsSG-dictionary-lookup-extension folder (the one
containing manifest.json directly inside it).Because this is loaded as a developer extension rather than installed from a store, your browser may show a "Developer mode extensions" warning banner. That's normal and doesn't affect how it works.