Is there a way to see which 音読み is being shown?

[CatchingCots]

Alongside solidifying my knowledge of the Kanji themselves, I’m interested to also solidifying my knowledge of their readings, including whether a given on-yomi is Kan-on, Go-on, Tou-on, or Kan’you-on. Is there any support (officially through WaniKani or unofficially through Chrome Extensions or something similar) for me to learn this, or is this going to be more of a DIY process as I go through the course?

Thanks!

[YanagiPablo]

That info is on kanjipedia. And there is script that link kanji WK pages to the corresponding kanjipedia page
(I use it on my laptop, but I don’t remember the name right now)

[polv]

External Definition script pulls data from Weblio (and Kanjipedia) to be shown in WaniKani.

[Userscript] WaniKani JJ External Definition from Weblio (JP) and Kanjipedia

On various WaniKani pages, the script displays J->J definitions of Kanji from Kanjipedia and of vocab words from Weblio. Weblio results with suitable reading and Part-of-Speech are shown first. In addition, various radicals can be deemed Kanji, as well as some Kanji aren’t in Kanjipedia, so fixed accordingly. (Weblio aggregates from various sources including Wiktionary and Wikipedia.) If you have an old version of the script (version 0.10 or below) please upgrade to the new version. [Change No…

Otherwise, the info can also be found in en.wiktionary.org