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The New Eden Word Bank (NEWB) is a browser extension for Chrome and Firefox browsers designed to help new EVE players understand EVE-related jargon they see while reading webpages (like our own forums) and learning to play EVE online. It can look up one term (or acronym) at a time (highlight the term and right click), or decipher a whole page at once (right click on page and choose translate). | {{Engineering}}The New Eden Word Bank (NEWB) is a browser extension for Chrome and Firefox browsers designed to help new EVE players understand EVE-related jargon they see while reading webpages (like our own forums) and learning to play EVE online. It can look up one term (or acronym) at a time (highlight the term and right click), or decipher a whole page at once (right click on page and choose translate). | ||
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The New Eden Word Bank (NEWB) is a browser extension for Chrome and Firefox browsers designed to help new EVE players understand EVE-related jargon they see while reading webpages (like our own forums) and learning to play EVE online. It can look up one term (or acronym) at a time (highlight the term and right click), or decipher a whole page at once (right click on page and choose translate).
It works on any website you visit.
If you still don’t yet get what this is, A Dead Parrot introduced the concept in greater detail in this forum thread: Volunteer in the Name of Helping New Members.
The New Eden Word Bank (NEWB) can be downloaded from the Chrome Store here: New Eden Word Bank (NEWB)
Firefox add-on is here: New Eden Word Bank (NEWB)
Reference
Original forum post: Introducing NEWB (New Eden Word Bank)
