KanjiSensei - Learn Kanji while browsing

Transforming web pages, this extension swaps English and French words with Japanese Kanji characters.

What is KanjiSensei - Learn Kanji while browsing?

KanjiSensei - Learn Kanji while browsing is a powerful Chrome extension that seamlessly replaces English and French words with Japanese Kanji characters on web pages. It focuses on JLPT N5 vocabulary and aids in Kanji memorization. Exciting potential improvements include expansion to include JLPT N4 vocabulary and enhanced verb matching capabilities.

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By: Aurelien C.

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Users: 44

Version: 1.3 (Last updated: 2023-07-31)

Creation date: 2023-07-19

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

activeTab
storage

Size: 601.09K

Email: au*****@gmail.com

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Kanji Sensei

Discover the beauty of Japanese Kanji as you browse the web with our powerful extension. Seamlessly replacing English and French words on web pages, our extension focuses on JLPT N5 vocabulary, helping you deepen your understanding of Kanji characters.

Please note that this extension performs word matching based on a simple algorithm, without considering contextual relevance. Its primary goal is to aid in Kanji memorization rather than providing accurate translations of words or sentences.

Also, this extension can be disabled on a domain basis, allowing you to exclude specific websites from the word replacement process.

Exciting potential future improvements include:

Expansion to include JLPT N4 vocabulary
Enhanced verb matching capabilities, enabling more accurate replacements of verbs in different contexts.
Implementation of number matching