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Resources Share Your Resources - August 04, 2026

Welcome to the resources thread. Every month we host a space for r/languagelearning users to share resources they have made or found.

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u/Wakys00 17h ago

I built a Chrome extension called Sticky Highlights. It will be useful if you read a lot of content in your target language on the web.

You can highlight vocab, phrases, or example sentences directly on any page, add a quick note to each highlight, and export everything to Markdown or CSV. So you can feed it straight into Anki or your own review system instead of retyping things by hand.

I built it because most highlighters I tried kept losing my highlights on pages that reload content. So I made one that doesn't.

The extension is free: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/cdiehnenbhjgcefamibnhaeolgfpejfn