Jisho Kioku

Remembers kanji looked up in Jisho.org and other stuff.

What is Jisho Kioku?

"Jisho Kioku" is a chrome extension designed to improve your Japanese study experience in jisho.org. It records the kanji you've clicked on, allows you to bookmark terms for easy review later, provides a filterable search for kanji radicals, and remembers your latest searches for easier usage. The extension is user-made and is not officially endorsed by Jisho.org, but enhances the overall experience of using the platform.

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Extension stats

By: https://japanesewithanime.com

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Users: 685 ▲ 14

Rating: 4.40 (5)

Version: 0.3.5 (Last updated: 2018-03-09)

Creation date: 2018-03-09

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

storage
unlimitedStorage

Size: 50.60K

URLs: Website

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Extension summary

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Jisho Kioku is a browser extension for jisho.org, the Japanese-English dictionary website.

How to use: https://www.japanesewithanime.com/jisho-kioku

Once installed, it adds the following features to jisho:

When looking up kanji by its radicals, it shows in green the kanji you've clicked on recently. It also shows a list of the last kanji you've clicked on.
It adds a search box that lets you filter the radicals by their names. It also shows the names of the radicals if you hover them.
It also lets you show only the radicals of other kanji.
It lets you bookmark terms by clicking on a "memorize" button. Bookmarked terms are kept in a list.
It remembers your latest searches on the dictionary for convenience.

The extension saves the data recorded to your browser / Chrome profile.

This extension is NOT supported by jisho.org, it was simply made by one of its users.

User reviews

criminally underrated extension imo. Simple and effective

maki udon, 2022-09-13

muito bom ajuda muito

Fabiano Moreira, 2020-04-11

The main issue I had with it was that the radical filter required you to type the name from the beginning, so if I could only remember the end of a radical's name or I wanted to see a group of radicals with the same name ending, I simply couldn't. Fix this and I'll give it 5 stars.