Can you read this page yet?
Open any article in the language you are learning and this extension tells you one thing: what share of it you already know. Reading works when you understand almost everything — below about 95% you are decoding, not reading. You cannot tell which side of that line a page is on by looking at it. So count it.
This is the same measurement the extension runs, on the same endpoint. Pick a text and a level.
El gobierno anunció este martes una reforma del sistema educativo que afectará a más de ocho millones de estudiantes. La ministra explicó que los cambios entrarán en vigor de manera gradual y que el profesorado recibirá formación específica durante el próximo curso. Los sindicatos han pedido garantías presupuestarias antes de respaldar la propuesta.
And when it says no
A verdict on its own is a dead end. When a page is out of reach the extension names the gap — you are 318 words short of this page — and Beeblio is what closes it: short readings written at exactly your level, with the next words just beyond it. That is comprehensible input, and it is the whole reason the number is worth knowing.
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What it does not do
- It does not run on pages you have not asked it to — you click the icon, it reads that page, that is all.
- It has no access to your browsing history and asks for no account.
- The page text is sent to Beeblio to be measured and is not stored — the endpoint measures and answers.
- Your language and level live in your browser profile.