rikaichamp VS yomichan

how does it stack up against 10ten reader/rikaichamp? https://github.com/birchill/10ten-ja-reader

As an aside, I'd recommend installing 10ten reader in your browser. It's an excellent tool.

10Ten Japanese Reader

It turns out that there's a lot more tools nowadays to help out the process which makes reading and interpreting Japanese a lot easier. Like, I'm really impressed with Immersion Kit which allows you to look up Japanese phrases and see how they've been translated in various anime which helps out a lot for my amateur translation work. Things like kanji lookups are a lot easier with handwriting recognition compared to the days where I'd have to search by radical. Browser plugins like 10ten make reading Japanese websites with a dictionary much more convenient.

I really love qutebrowser, but what initially kept me from using it as my main browser was the lack of a Japanese pop-up dictionary userscript in the vein of yomichan, 10ten or rikaikun. That's why I wrote my own one, called yomichad. If you are interested, you can find more information in the repository. I hope it will be of help to others as well!

You can download it for Firefox or Safari, new Chrome and Edge version will follow soon. See the description down here for all changes.

Analogous to Rikaichamp (https://github.com/birtles/rikaichamp) (Japanese dictionary definitions and pronunciation upon hovering) but for Greek. I've found it really helpful for Japanese learning, but can't find anything similar for learning Greek.

You read the schemas, usually it's enough for devs a waste of time asking r/LearnJapanese

I made a Yomichan dictionary from CantoDict, and there are other dictionaries linked made by other people I wanted to share.

I wish I would of known about Yomichan years ago, I can see a lot of work went into the project. Yes, for most web pages a Chrome extension should be able to get the sentence that the word came from. The relevant code for Yomichan might be from this page https://github.com/FooSoft/yomichan/blob/master/ext/js/app/frontend.js

You can use mokuro on any manga you have in digital form to turn the text into selectable text and read it in a PDF reader of your choice. You can then combine this with the Yomichan browser extension and dictionaries of your choice to allow you to instantly look up any unknown word you encounter when reading manga, with a single button press.

Download kiwi browser, after that go to extensions, and download yomichan. Download the dictionaries (they can be use offline). Finally, go to the site https://ttu-ebook.web.app (It can also be use offline), you can read any kind of epub file that you may have within your device. After setting up everything, you can read japanese with the fastest looks ups without using internet.

Capture2Text (I usually use this with games, manga, etc. in tandem with Yomichan's search page)

What I am looking for is something like this: https://foosoft.net/projects/yomichan/

You are not the first to miss this functionality: https://github.com/FooSoft/yomichan/issues/1987

Consider trying Yomichan. In the popup dictionary, click on the Kanji. If you scroll down, there are a bunch of reference numbers for different Kanji books and dictionaries (including Kodansha Compact Kanji Guide and Kodansha Kanji Dictionary).

Links, if you are interested: https://github.com/kha-white/manga-ocr https://foosoft.net/projects/yomichan/