WaniKanify 2.0
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A tool for reinforcing your WaniKani vocabulary.
WaniKanify 2.0 takes the vocabulary you've studied on WaniKani, finds the English word on a webpage and substitutes the kanji character. As you learn more kanji, your webpages begin to fill up with kanji! WaniKanify 2.0 can find words anywhere on a webpage and replace it for kanji characters. It is a great utility for practicing and recalling vocabulary you may have forgotten.
To get started, install the extension, and go to the options page. Add your public WaniKani API key, which can be found on the WaniKani website, and hit save.
Navigate to your favorite webpages, hit the Crabigator and read as normal. As you read, you'll come across kanji characters you should know. Do you remember what the mean? How to pronounce them?
You can test the extension out by installing the Chrome Extension and viewing this simple pastebin page:
https://pastebin.com/raw/9hDg3y6A
Have a suggestion, want to contribute, or found an issue?
View the GitHub project for WaniKani 2.0 here:
https://github.com/ThePieMonster/WaniKanify-2.0
Latest reviews
- Nicole Casem
- One of the best extension EVER! Allows me to immerse at the same exact pace of my wanikani. Absolutely essential for me! Everyone who uses wanikani should use this tool. Please update it to follow the best practices or whatever google wants because I really love this extension.
- Jon Zenor
- This works great! But know that this only works for the vocabulary words, not radicals or kanji. For the first several days of using Wanikani I thought this plugin was broken, but I just had not leveled up enough to use it.
- YouTube gets worse and worse every day
- Does in fact work if you add your API key in its Options menu.
- Marco Acea
- Doesn't work
- Marco Acea
- Doesn't work
- XiaoAddict
- It's perfect!
- XiaoAddict
- It's perfect!
- Cayle Caiser
- wanikanify 2.0 is mistakenly replaced the word am in i.e "I am" with the vocabulary 午前.
- Cayle Caiser
- wanikanify 2.0 is mistakenly replaced the word am in i.e "I am" with the vocabulary 午前.
- Jeff Maher
- Useful tool to aid in studying.
- Jeff Maher
- Useful tool to aid in studying.
- mrryansan
- What a great idea for practice! Thanks for creating this!
- mrryansan
- What a great idea for practice! Thanks for creating this!
- Pie Dev
- Working 2.0 Version!!!
- Pie Dev
- Working 2.0 Version!!!