Dictionary.com. Wikipedia. Official applications[edit] Wikipedia Mobile App Icon. The official Firefox OS application from the Wikimedia Foundation is called "Wikipedia". It is free for users to download and use. The app provides a read-only version of Wikipedia, similar to the mobile web version. The official iOS application from the Wikimedia Foundation is called "Wikipedia Mobile". The official Windows application from the Wikimedia Foundation is called "Wikipedia". Unofficial applications[edit] "Aard Dictionary", a free cross-platform (Android, Linux, Mac, Windows) offline dictionary reader[3]"All Of Wikipedia - Offline", by Brilliant(ish) Software[4]"Discover — Wikipedia in a Magazine", by Cooliris, Inc.[5][6]"WikiNodes" by Institute for Dynamic Educational Advancement (IDEA)[7][8][9]"Articles", by Sophiestication Software[10]"Minipedia - Offline Encyclopedia", by Minipedia[11]Kiwix, a free program to read Wikipedia offline"Random wiki" a free opensource app to read random articles of Wikipedia - link.
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