It seems like the extensions are sufficiently out of date enough now that they simply do not work on chrome. Do you guys have any places to easily check this semantic-phonetic composition info on kanji and which ones share sounds as a result?
The thread about the original version of the script you’re referring to says that it’s based on “Phonetic components in Japanese characters” by Hiroko Townsend. Further googling suggests that a lot of that work was adapted into a book called The Kanji Code (which, coincidentally enough, was reviewed by Tofugu back in March 2019). The book’s website also includes this list of phonetic components.
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I have compiled my own list based mostly on the Wiktionary entries:
It contains all WaniKani kanji and more. I use it for this Anki deck: https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/610839770
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