Rather than mucking around with randomized fonts, is there an easy way to restore review back to the clean fonts we had years ago? Before the whole site got flowered up for no reason?
My review inputs are in effing cursive or something and the kanji have holes in their lines.
What is this crap?
Search for “restore the old font” and you can find a thread about one way to do it.
If that doesn’t work – and since this is definitely a thread for mucking around with randomized fonts – you might want to ask in other threads that are about the font changes, or even create a new thread asking your question.
if you see only a slight font change, it is probably switching from the wanikani default font to the fallback font of your browser (most likely noto sans, cjk variant if you are using firefox on linux) because it wasn’t able to load the custom font selected by jitai script.
I know several months have passed, but have you been able to make it work? if not you could check in firefox web inspector network tab the css and fonts sections for errors, along with the console on the bottom.
as long as I’m aware firefox default configuration let it use linux system fonts with no particular restrictions, unless your operating system customized it to block them.
Oh yeah, I got it working a while back. It’s great. I guess I should have mentioned that. Thanks!
For new users like me who couldn’t get it to work at all: DO NOT DOWNLOAD THE VERSION FROM THE INITIAL POST.
(By the way, I don’t know if the original poster can edit the initial post, but it would be helpful, because many new users like me download the wrong version.)
Download the latest version here: : Released V3.3.6
Hello. I am re-embarking on a kanji learning journey after almost a decade hiatus, and I can’t get Jitai to work.
On Chrome, Tampermonkey installed and enable. Jitai installed. Enabled devlopper mode and allower user scripts.
Tried to install fonts, not sure if worked. Was told ‘‘no custom font selected”.
Can you help ? What am I not doing right?
Thank you.
Update: never mind, got it now. It’s great!
Itai! 
Oh, Jitai… 
There seems to be a problem with the settings dialogue on Android in portrait mode: the Save button is not visible.
This made life very difficult till I realised that it works if I first put my phone in landscape mode and then click through the cog too the settings. At first I thought it had to be a typical phone thing where there is no Save to confirm one’s changes, but of course it kept saying I needed to choose some scripts.
