"Sorry No definition found" on all words.

[geminize77]

Hello, I'm on Firefox 138.0.1 (64-bit) and the extension is 1.1.0. Not sure if there are any logs I could add. Please let me know if there's any information you need.

[uninhm]

Same problem here. 138.0.1 (aarch64) on Windows

[meetDeveloper]

Latest version has fixed this issue. Sorry for the inconvenience caused.

[meetDeveloper]

cc @geminize77 @uninhm

[vismay-vakharia]

I am using 1.2.0 on Zen browser 1.12.8b (Firefox 138.0.4) (64-bit) and still facing the "Sorry No definition found" error.

[bonds]

similar to #81

[codenamek83]

I’ve installed version 1.2.0 on Zen 1.13.2b (Firefox 139.0.4, 64-bit). It worked well for a day but has since stopped functioning, showing the message: “Sorry, no definition found.” I’ve tried reinstalling the extension, but that didn’t help. I’d appreciate it if you could take a look. Thanks!

[codecoffeecat]

I installed the latest version 2 days ago in Firefox (140.0.2 (64-bit)), and it has been showing this same error. I was hoping to use this extension because it was labeled as 'recommended' by Firefox. It would be greatly appreciated if you can please take a look and fix it. Thanks!

[moboily]

SNDF alert still in v1.2.0.
Mac OS 12.7.6. Firefox 140.0.4

[geminize77]

Latest version has fixed this issue. Sorry for the inconvenience caused.

Thanks for the fix, it worked for a while and then I noticed it occurring again. On FF 142.0.1 (64-bit) and the extension is 1.2.0. TIA!

[riquezjp]

FF v142, Dict Any 1.2.0

[invitalres-maker]

I'm facing the same issue, since months. Every single word shows up "Sorry, no definition found". I use the latest version of the Add-on and latest version of Firefox as of today. I disabled all other add-ons. And I've just hit "Refresh Firefox" to fix this, but sadly no success. I'll really appreciate if the dev could look into this.

[riquezjp]

Im guessing the issue is related to fetching the definition from the 3rd party dictionary API

It seems that last time a similar issue occurred @meetDeveloper fixed the issue by removing credentials: 'omit' from background.js
It could be that the API now requires credentials or at least that its declared, so that would be the place I would investigate first, if I have time.

[gospelranger]

Also having this issue, unsure how to address

[Asaropoda]

Issue has continued to 30/Apr/2026

[annie-things]

The issue has also reappeared for me. Windows 11, Firefox 150.0.1. Maybe I'll work on my own tool for this because it's super useful (when it works...)