I'm finally leaving Chrome and migrating my workflow to Firefox (which I used years ago). But it feels like Firefox is missing some basic modern functions, I'm having to install lots of extensions to fill the gaps. But this is a big one, not having native Lookup in the right click/context menu. It's clunky and ruins workflow when the only right-click option is to open a generic google search in a completely different tab... considering a dictionary and thesaurus are already designed to pop up in one small unobtrusive space. It is there, I can access it with a 3-finger tap on a trackpad and don't understand why it's not in the FF context menu. I often work on an external monitor/keyboard setup and don't usually have a trackpad available. Please turn this basic utility on. Reading through forums people have been requesting this for years.
Just an fyi, that it might be either accessible via the 3-finger-tab - as already mentioned - or the so called force click: https://support.apple.com/en-us/102309
@Juhis@jwaterman@Jon This simple feature kept me from switching from chrome and safari to Firefox. For those who aren't native speakers this is badly needed. MacOS Native look up feature can show us the whole meaning of the word we selected just like a dictionary. I'm highly depend on this when using Chrome. It's a feature already exists and I can use it on Firefox by press the word heavily on touch pad. It's annoying this feature is missing on right click menu. I notices there's translate option but it's not as good as the native one(way worse). There are many people upvote this post and I saw some similar posts, please help us. 查询 means look up, this feature should be the first feature when using right click.