Once the Slangit Widget is active, you can hide the list of widgets by clicking the x in the bottom left corner of the screen. Browse the list of widgets until you see a dark blue icon with a chat bubble and the text "Chat Reference." Click the icon to activate the widget. This will bring up a list of widgets installed on your machine. If the Slangit Widget does not appear, click the + icon in the bottom left corner of the screen. Once the Slangit Widget has been installed, you can access the Mac OS X Dashboard by pressing the F3 key (or the Dashboard key on new Apple keyboards) or by clicking the Dashboard icon in the Dock. Click Keep when the widget shows up in the Dashboard to activate the widget. Once the file has been decompressed, double click the "Chat Reference.wdgt" file to add it to the Dashboard. If you are using Chrome, Firefox, or another web browser, you may need to decompress the ZIP file using a program like Stuffit Expander. Click Install when you are asked to install it and click Keep once the widget shows up in the Mac OS X Dashboard. If you download the widget using Safari, the ZIP file should decompress itself automatically. The Slangit widget is compressed using PC ZIP compression. If you are using the Safari, when you download the widget, you may see an alert that says "Chat Reference.wdgt is an application." Click Download to confirm the download process. Version 1.3 (85KB) - Released February 3, 2012 Download the Slangit Dashboard Widget Version Information To download the Slangit widget, click the download link below.
However it still works with the modern Slangit website. NOTE: This is a legacy project from called the "Chat Reference" widget. Yes, Slangit has developed a macOS dashboard widget that allows you to look up slang terms and emoticons directly from the macOS (Mac OS X) Dashboard.
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