3. What websites or URLs or docs does it work on?

The text in any website page (not a graphic).
An email you have received or are writing
Optional: You can make it work on Google Docs if you change the way you activate it in Options.
- Open your extensions on your browser
  - For Chrome:
    - Click the puzzle piece icon to the right of the search bar
    - Select the “pin” icon next to the Blue Canoe icon to pin it to your search bar
    - Click the Blue Canoe icon that now appears on your search bar
    - A dialog box appears that says “Extension Options”
    - The default is that you double click a word and then right click to get the Dictionary
    - Alternatively, you can select “Immediate: Show the popup as soon as a word is selected”. If you get the Dictionary popping up too frequently, however, you can also add, from the “trigger” drop down menu, a key such as “Alt/Option”, which means you would click Alt+select to make the Dictionary pop up.
    - Note: the default action of double click + right click doesn’t work on Google Docs, so you can change the action everywhere to be something else.

Updated on October 13, 2020