Apps tagged with 'wikipedia-client'

Supports light mode, dark mode, Material You dynamic colors and 300+ Wikipedia languages

Wikiless is a free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy.

Wikiwand is a modern interface for web and mobile, that optimizes Wikipedia's amazing content for a quicker and significantly improved reading experience.

Visit the Museum of All Things, a nearly-infinite virtual museum generated from Wikipedia!

Explore wikipedia in 3d.

WikiLinks provides a fun and engaging experience of Wikipedia content through a brilliantly designed, mind-mapping interface. Browse articles with full video content and see linked articles in a navigable mind-map, tapping and holding for a quick preview.

Wikipedia, better than ever—on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. Discover the world and enjoy beautiful typography with this sleek app.

Wikipedia is now available on your Windows 7 Phone! With this easy to use app, you can satisfy your thirst for information on-the-go. When you are short on time, bookmark your favorite articles - they stay just a finger tap away - anytime, anywhere.

Wike is a Wikipedia reader for the GNOME Desktop. Provides access to all the content of this online encyclopedia in a native application, with a simpler and distraction-free view of articles.

See how many clicks are between any two Wikipedia articles.

Fastwiki is an Offline wikipedia software, support Linux, windows, and Android 2.1+ system, its feature is very fast search and fuzzy search, and provide convert tool that can convert all language wiki dump file by yourself on Linux platform and Windows platform.

WikiExplorer is the most advanced Wikipedia reader app for Android devices, it presents Wikipedia articles in a clean and elegant interface, for your best reading experience.

Wikipedia is probably the single largest, most comprehensive and simply best information resource out there on the Internet - a really great resource.many people though would like to have access to this giant resource when they're not plugged into the Internet.

Quick lookup in Wiktionary and Wikipedia, without the need to open a new tab.

Just right-click a word while shift / ctrl / alt is pressed.

Hypatia is a research tool for the Linux desktop. It's designed to provide at-a-glance information about the topics you're reading, or about things you're curious about. It lets you find definitions, explanations, and answers related to the text on your display...

The Reader View of Wikipedia.