Simple. Fast. Integrated.The Contextual Wiktionary add-on takes the annoyance out of touching up on definitions or learning new words you encounter. Three Ways to Search

A beautiful and lightweight popup menu allows you to search for what you need to know with minimal distractions.
Select a word and right-click to easily define words you encounter.
Set up a keyboard shortcut and you'll be shaving off the accumulative seconds between you and learning a new word.

Why an add-on?

Seamlessly tangent through definitions with embedded links and a magical search that points you directly to definitions.
A self-contained design avoids build-up of tabs, and an external link button lets you view the Wiktionary page.
Themed for both light and dark modes; Wiktionary's website may blind you at night, but this add-on won't.

Why Wiktionary?

Use and contribute to the world's largest open dictionary.
View English definitions for non-English words.
Minimal support for non-English Wiktionaries (due to API limitations).

Report Issues

View the repository and bug tracker here.

Acknowledgements

The Contextual Wiktionary is an evolution of Losnappas brilliant Context Menu Wiktionary (GitLab, AMO).
Neither myself, nor Losnappas are officially affiliated with Wiktionary, or the Wikimedia Foundation in any way.
In the same vein as Losnappas before me, if you like the work done on this add-on, please consider supporting a charity.

Permissions Contextual Wiktionary was designed to ask for the bare minimum.
Context menus

Wiktionary API https://en.wiktionary.org/api/rest_v1/page/definition/*

Storage (for setting configuration)

Active Tab (optional, only if using shortcuts)

Scripting (optional, only if using shortcuts)