Kun- and on- yomi

[Chikuhitsu]

Like @seanblue said, you’ll get a feeling for it, more or less.

What I’m doing is using a couple of userscripts to better see the difference between them (at least for kanji reviews):

New version of KunOn script: WK Custom Review Question (KunOn+)

Hello I made a new version of the WaniKani KunOn script originally written by Rui Pinheiro (/t/Wanikani-KunOn-101-Kunyomi-or-Onyomi-instead-of-Reading-No-longer-supported/3883/1) because that one is not supported any more. This one doesn’t import its own version of jQuery and doesn’t depend on the Grant None shim that was added to the old one. It uses some MutationObserver code to detect changes in the DOM and then checks the jStorage currentItem object to see if it is that which has changed. …

[Userscript] WaniKani Katakana Madness

This is Katakana Madness. Basically this script transforms all on’yomi readings to katakana, including dashboard, all the overview and infopages and even the lessons and reviews. From now on you need to answer your on’yomi readings in katakana. The input field automatically changes your input to katakana, so don’t worry just answer them like you always did. Reviews: [image] Overview: [image] And every other page… Download: https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/26481-wanikani-katakana-madn…