Is there a script to skip kanji (English) meaning after it reaches guru and to skip readings entirely?

[DIO-Berry]

@mitrac

I think of this kanji as the vocab word “power” or “strength”, which is pronounced ちから. That means when I see 力 alone, from my perspective it is more correct to identify it as ちから than リキ, which is what wanikani wants. So I have to really force myself to identify it as a kanji and not a word. But the point is to read, right? and if I’m reading, and I see力 alone, I will read it ちから. I don’t think this is a problem for someone who hasn’t started reading before coming to this method, but it’s really unnatural having already become comfortable with seeing that kanji as a word and not a kanji in isolation.

I think the ideal solution to this problem is @ChristopherFritz’s most excellent userscript

[Userscript] WaniKani Kanji Review Vocabulary List

Purpose These past few months year, the number one thing I’ve spent my WaniKani time on has been book clubs reviewing the same leeches over and over and over again. No technique has been completely successful at combating these leeches. However, one recent technique has shown great promise for improving my kanji reviews: adding vocabulary words to the review screen. Having this vocabulary list has doubled to tripled my review accuracy for my kanji leeches. To streamline this, I’ve put the lo…

It shows kanji in words. It shows as many wk vocab words that kanji is in that you please, so that will probably trigger you to remember that it’s looking for the compound reading most often.

As for radicals, you can add “x” as a synonym and then fast track them.

Of course, this doesn’t help you learn using the mnemonics, but if you weren’t intending to ever use them, that’s moot.