French Dictionary Le Littré vs WikiCanvas

This free French dictionary offers rare words that you will not find in contemporary dictionaries, ideal for historical novels and essays. A history is available to easily find your searches and you can also add a word to your list of favorites. You can also share a word by message, email or with your favorite application.

WikiCanvas turns Wikipedia into an infinite, zoomable canvas. Open an article and it appears as a live, scrollable window. Click any link inside it and the target article opens as a connected window, joined by an arrow — so instead of losing your trail in a stack of tabs, you build a visual map of your exploration. FEATURES • Infinite canvas: pan, pinch-zoom, drag and resize article windows • Link-spawning: clicking a Wikipedia link grows your map, edge by edge • Fullscreen reader with table of contents and adjustable text size • Notes: drop your own annotations onto the canvas beside the articles • Minimap overview with tap-to-jump, multi-select, and focus controls • Sessions: every exploration is saved and can be reopened later • Wikipedia language picker for new sessions • Publish a canvas to share it, or browse what others have explored • Works fully offline-first and without an account — your canvases stay on your device • Optional Sign in with Apple or Google, only if you want cross-device sync • Light and dark theme, with seven typographic styles PRIVACY No ads. No analytics. No sale of personal data. The app only sends anonymous crash reports so defects can be fixed. Full policy: https://wikicanvas.org/privacy OPEN SOURCE WikiCanvas is free software (AGPL-3.0): https://wikicanvas.org/source Article content is from Wikipedia, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0.