[Feedback] Please add settings option for turning off contextual AI translations

[isle9]

Oh, it’s in the sidebar / widget settings… Thanks a lot!

[JargonArabiyeh]

I disabled contextual meanings weeks ago and I am still getting contextual meanings when I click on single words. What is going on?

[zoran]

@JargonArabiyeh Strange, are you sure it’s disabled?

[JargonArabiyeh]

Yes I’m sure - screenshot attached. See other screenshot. The world selected says “my steps”. The subsequent word says " daily" but I’m getting a predictive my daily steps when all I have selected is my steps:

[zoran]

Thanks, I’ll look into that.

[Salvaje]

Same thing happened to me a few days ago. I deleted all of the temporary internet files for lingq.com in my browser and logged back in. That fixed the issue for me.

[Obsttorte]

@zoran I can second the observation. The setting for contextual translations has no effect. Deleting the cookies had no effect.

[zoran]

Thanks, we are looking into it.

[relrod]

This still seems to be a problem, yet 9 months later.

Example:

Proof of settings:

[relrod]

For others equally annoyed, this uBlock Origin rule solves the problem.

www.lingq.com##li.is-ai-definition