Type2Learn Chrome Extension

Learn by typing the webpage text in the browser itself

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Learn by typing the webpage text in the browser itself

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Ever happened that while reading a long article, you cannot concentrate and read the same line again and again🥱💤? Try this extension now! Read the text by typing it on the webpage itself. Monitor your speed, errors you make, and accuracy in real-time 🚀.

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Launch tags:Chrome Extensions•Productivity•Developer Tools

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It's an interesting idea and I liked it very much. The backspace seems to be not working properly. You could try improving the UI and UX. This could be an amazing extension. Congrats on the launch!

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4yr ago

Type2Learn Chrome Extension

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@basharath Can you share more details about the backspace issue? Maybe a recording?

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4yr ago

Type2Learn Chrome Extension

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Hello 👋 Product Hunt! Raghav here, a Software Engineer based out of India. I'm thrilled to announce my first chrome-based extension Type2Learn with you all. I had always enjoyed practicing touch typing and racing with my friends online. Hitting two birds with one stone, I created this extension to practice touch typing and concentrate on your webpage. Steps to use the extension: 1) Select a paragraph by clicking on it or selecting any word from it 2) Click on the extension icon in the toolbar. A popup will appear. 3) Click on the button - Prepare Text. You should see the first letter of the paragraph highlighted. 4) Start typing from the beginning of the selected paragraph. PS: this extension version currently works on the pages in which the text selected is in paragraph HTML tag Here's the source code if anyone is interested. Feel free to contribute to it. https://github.com/rghv96/type2l...

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4yr ago

Type2Learn Chrome Extension

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@ria_raul1 thank you!

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4yr ago