Jisho MonoOboe

Remember the words that you search the most on jisho.org

What is Jisho MonoOboe?

Jisho MonoOboe is a Chrome extension that helps you remember the words you search the most on jisho.org. It allows you to keep track of your most frequent searches and provides your ten most recent searches. With this simple tool, you can adapt your Japanese vocabulary and enhance your language learning experience. For any questions or comments, feel free to contact Kir via email at [email protected].

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By: MyNameIsKir

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Users: 433 ▲ 1

Rating: 4.75 (4)

Version: 1.0 (Last updated: 2018-05-22)

Creation date: 2018-05-22

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

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activeTab

Size: 9.86M

Email: Ki*****@MyNameIsKir.com

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# 40511 ▼ 28

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#229 in Education ▼ 2

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Summary

Analyze keywords

In your language learning adventure, you're looking up hundreds, then thousands of words. But there's that one- no those few words that you keep looking up but you can't quite remember which ones they are. And what was that word you looked up just a few minutes ago?

That's where MonoOboe comes in. Keep track of the words you search for the most, and your ten most recent searches. It's a simple tool to help enable you to adapt your Japanese vocabulary to your own needs.

Questions? Comments? Please feel free to shoot me an email at [email protected]

User reviews

Great tool to determine which words to include in your spaced repetition routine. Sadly there are a lot of "false" entries in the list. For example: if you use the back function of Chrome to go back to the initial word after changing page to lookup a compound or two, the extension will record the action as if you looked up the initial word again. An option to limit how many times the lookup count of a word can raise within a given time-frame would be nice. Something like limiting the lookup counter update for each entry to once per 5-10 minutes would suffice.

A Google user, 2018-07-14

What a great idea! I wish it had been around for longer! I've looked up so many words and taken screenshots to remember them, but now I just have 700+ screenshots to go through... this extension is going to be so useful!