I would like to be able to set the engine to duckduckgo (&/or others) instead of google

My language is set to (US) English. I click a few words on a French page.
'propres' brings up a French definition, not an English translation 'propre: Qui appartient d'une manière exclusive ou particulière à une personne, une chose.'
Double-clicking 'permet' displays 'permit: Give authorization or consent to (someone) to do something.'
'invitent' gives 'No definition found'
'nombre' results in a Spanish definition, 'nombre:
Palabra o conjunto de palabras con las que se designan y se distinguen los seres vivos y los objetos físicos o abstractos.'

Wanted context-menu definition, but instead it pops up on EVERY double-click, which is annoying.

"my language"... for English it's English (US) only. Not good enough.

I really wish they added a popup where I can manually enter a word and check the definition. I had to go to google to check the definition

says "sorry no definition found" on every page, i'm in India and no i'm not connected to a VPN .I used google dictionary in brave which works fine along with grammerly. I also went through reinstallation......edit: it is working now!!

Would prefer if the search engine is Ecosia instead (or an option for that). Also, what is the source of these definitions?

Good

Doesn't respect language choice. Even though I set language in English, it still shows me defintions in German, when I click on German words.

Such a great and simple plugin! No more opening new tabs to search for the words I don't know, when I can just double-click on it to define it. And a "feature" I really love - if there's a word that I don't understand in the defiiniton, I can just double-click to define it, too, in another popup, without losing the original one.

For what it is, it works well. That being said, I decided to uninstall it for a few reasons...

1. Apparently, all the definitions are taken from a Google search. Granted the definitions themselves are fine, but it would be nice to have a larger pool of sources to choose from like Merriam-Webster or DuckDuckGo. Defaulting to Google works I suppose, but I don't think a Dictionary extension needs Google.

2. On that note, I can basically recreate the functionality of this extension using Swift Search Selection by adding a source like Miriam-Webster as a search engine, to say nothing of adding it as a search engine to the Firefox Browser itself.

Still gets the four stars because it is a good extension, but I decided since I already use SSS a lot anyway that I'll just keep using that and leave this on the shelf. Thanks for the good times.