mokuro VS ebook-reader

SET UP: (https://github.com/kha-white/mokuro)

As for manga, I read manga using a Manga reader which allows me to look up words very easily with Yomichan: https://github.com/kha-white/mokuro. This also requires having the manga on your PC but I don't think there is any good alternative that is legal, so what I do is just to purchase the manga I like but still read them with the pirated version as it's so much more efficient.

Then there is https://github.com/kha-white/mokuro for manga. You have to process the manga, which requires you to download it, but if you do it works wonders. Makes the entire thing selectable in your browser, so you can just hover over words and use 10ten or Yomichan or whatever it is you use.

I'd recommend using this: https://github.com/kha-white/mokuro This project has the same setup as bilingual manga, you can do this on any manga you want to read. It generates a web page from which you can read just like bilingual manga. I even transfer them onto my phone and read them that way. This does depend on your gpu though, so if you have a lot of manga you want to read and not a good gpu, I'd recommend using the colab link.

Enables scanning of manga with Yomichan https://github.com/kha-white/mokuro

I really like mokuro. You don't have to select the text, it automatically detects it and makes textboxes for you to yomichan, that automatically appear when you hover.

You’ll need to use an OCR program to get the text but otherwise yes. Here’s what I use https://github.com/kha-white/mokuro

https://reader.ttsu.app/ + yomichan

ttu reader (github) is good for this.

An ebook reader specifically for Japanese that supports yomichan: https://github.com/ttu-ttu/ebook-reader

I eventually did most of my epub book reading with tsutsu reader and Yomichan, which was especially nice because you could import a variety of dictionaries, and instantly make Anki cards. At this point I was mainly using J-J monolingual dictionaries, and I needed multiple dictionaries as some words or idioms only appeared in certain dictionaries.

I read books using ttsu reader and a browser addon called Yomichan, it lets me lookup words by clicking on them. I use DeepL if I didn't understand a whole paragraph or section.

Reader for browsers (works with kiwibrowser for android e-readers) https://reader.ttsu.app/

Set up yomichan on kiwi browser and read literary anything on that. You have the entire internet there, you can even use https://reader.ttsu.app/ for epubs

Once you have the epub, you might be able to open it up into a web epub e-reader like https://reader.ttsu.app and use Chrome to MTL. (I haven't tried this myself)

If it's an epub file, you can open it with ッツ Ebook Reader, an online reader (github). The characters count is displayed at the bottom right.