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Japanese learning extension that adds furigana to text and provides intelligent dictionary features. A Chrome extension designed specifically for Japanese learners, automatically adding furigana to any Japanese webpage for easier reading. ✨ Key Features: • 🔤 Smart Furigana: Automatically adds furigana to Japanese kanji • 🎯 Multiple Types: Supports Hiragana, Katakana, and Romaji display • 📚 Dictionary Lookup: Hover to see word definitions and example sentences • 🌐 Multilingual UI: Supports Chinese, English, and Japanese interfaces • ⚡ One-Click Toggle: Enable/disable furigana and dictionary features instantly • 🎨 Beautiful Display: Uses ruby tags for clean, non-intrusive presentation 🎓 Perfect For: • Reading Japanese news websites • Learning from Japanese blogs and articles • Japanese exam preparation • Reading Japanese technical documentation • Enjoying Japanese novels and manga 🔧 Technical Highlights: • Accurate word recognition • Local processing ensures privacy and security • Lightweight design with no impact on browsing speed • Works on all websites without special configuration 📖 How to Use: 1. After installation, click the extension icon in your browser toolbar 2. Select furigana type (Hiragana/Katakana/Romaji) 3. Enable furigana feature to see readings on Japanese webpages 4. Enable dictionary feature to hover for word definitions Make Japanese learning easier - start with this extension!
Sep 15, 2025
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