Fairy Dictionary For Wikipedia app analytics for December 31

Fairy Dictionary For Wikipedia is finally back, and with more definitions than ever. It contains over 3.6 million Wikipedia definitions in the form of dictionary. It can be a good offline way to lookup any word or term you hear about. From famous figures to scientific terms. I did everything to compress the data as much as I could, so that it won't fill the whole space of your device. Giving you 80% of the benefits of Wikipedia for less than 5% of the storage, approximately. Some of Fairy Dictionary For Wikipedia features:- - The app is offline, so you don't need an internet to view any of the definitions, thus the large app size. - Browse through other terms inside definitions:- Like in Wikipedia, each article contains links to other articles that you can click to get to them, back forward - Each definition contains a link to read the full article (requires internet connection). - Supports many of the Wiki tags & annotations, with plans to support more in the future, - Dark Mode Support. - Keyboard shortcuts support, since I am a big believer of using mobile devices with keyboard when one is available, I have added some keyboard shortcuts to make it easier to look up terms while you are reading or doing something else:- - i:- to focus search bar - Command + A:- Select all text search bar - Up / Down:- Select definition - Enter:- Open selected definition. - Escape:- Close definition Note:- Due to the nature of the app, some definition may not be satisfactory. I tried my best to lower bad definitions like that. Notice: - WIKIPEDIA is a trademark of the Wikimedia Foundation. We are not endorsed by or affiliated with the Wikimedia Foundation. Please also note that no proceeds of this app are donated to the Wikimedia Foundation.