Browsers that can run WordySpot

Not every browser can load the extension. Here is where it works, and what WordySpot still does where it cannot.

Already using one of the browsers listed for your device? Add WordySpot from the Chrome Web Store.

Windows, macOS and Linux Your device

Anything here installs WordySpot in one step, and connects to your account on the next page you open.

  • Mozilla Firefox

    A separate WordySpot build, tested the same way.

    Installs from Firefox Add-ons

    Get Mozilla Firefox
  • Microsoft Edge

    Runs the Chrome build. Install it from the Chrome Web Store.

    Installs from Chrome Web Store

    Get Microsoft Edge
  • Brave, Opera, Vivaldi and other Chromium browsers

    All of them install Chrome extensions directly.

    Installs from Chrome Web Store

    Get Vivaldi

Safari is the exception: it runs only Safari extensions, which WordySpot does not publish. On a Mac, use one of the browsers above.

Android phones and tablets Your device

Chrome for Android cannot load extensions, but several other Android browsers can, and WordySpot installs on them the same way it does on a desktop.

WordySpot is not available in Chrome, Samsung Internet, Brave, Edge or Opera on Android, including in their desktop-site mode. Use one of the above.

iPhone and iPad Your device

WordySpot runs in two iPhone and iPad browsers. Start with Orion, which is free.

WordySpot is not available in Safari, Chrome, Firefox or Edge on iPhone and iPad. Your library, word lists and word packs still work in any of them.

Without the extension

Everything on this website works in any browser. Add a book or paste some text and the reader marks the same words, explains them the same way, and saves them to the same lists. What you lose is the rest of the web.

Every browser here has been tried with WordySpot on a real device. If one of them misbehaves, tell me and I will look.

* Ratings and downloads as the US store listings showed them on October 10, 2026: Google Play for Android, the App Store for iPhone and iPad. Downloads are Google Play’s rounded-down ranges; the App Store doesn’t publish any. Other countries’ stores show different figures, and all of them change over time.