See a word or topic you don’t know? Just right-click it, and SideWiki pops up a sleek sidebar with the full Wikipedia article. No new tabs, no losing your place.
Nope!
That’s the whole point.
SideWiki opens right on top of your current page in a neat little sidebar.
You get your answer, close it, and keep right on reading without missing a beat.
It works on everything.
You can right-click any word or phrase on any website to search it.
If it’s on Wikipedia, SideWiki will find it.
It’s the full, real Wikipedia article!
You can read the whole thing, click links inside it (which also open in the sidebar!), and even change languages, just like on the real site.
Absolutely.
You can drag the sidebar to make it wider or narrower to fit your screen perfectly.
It remembers your preference, too.
Not at all.
SideWiki only “wakes up” when you ask it to search for something.
The rest of the time, it sits quietly in the background using zero resources.
Whether it’s a brilliant suggestion for a new feature or a weird glitch, we want to hear it. Your feedback is what makes SideWiki better for everyone.