[Simple Bookmarklet] Remove Furigana

[kanjimaster2000]

This is a super simple bookmarklet that removes furigana when you click it. If you want to show the furigana again, you just reload the webpage. That’s all there really is to it!

Here’s the Javascript url code:

javascript:var ele=document.getElementsByTagName("rt");len=ele.length;for(var i=0;i<len;i++){ele[0].remove();}

EDIT:
This old forum post appears to have a more advanced furigana toggle bookmarklet, but the link to where the source code is supposed to be is broken and does not work anymore.

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I dislike furigana as I always read it instead of trying to read the kanji beneath. I can roll over anything I don’t know with the rikaikun extension in Chrome so I’d prefer it off. I do like the extension toggle posted by kaichi for Chrome but also like the simplicity of bookmarklets. You can drag the top link from this page to your bookmark bar and then click on it to switch furigana on/off on both NHK and Jisho.org If you’d like to add it to your bookmarks with an icon then download the HT…

[anon52074655]

This is the one I’m currently using which is now updated from the one I posted on the old forum. Toggles Furigana on NHK, Jisho.org and most recently Itazuraneko Grammar.

javascript:(function(){var x,title=window.location.href,mode=“visible”;if (title.indexOf(“jisho.org”)>0) { x=document.getElementsByClassName(“furigana”);} else if ((title.indexOf(“nhk.or.jp”)>0) || (title.indexOf(“itazuraneko”)>0)) { x=document.getElementsByTagName(“rt”);} else { return;} if (x[0].style.visibility!=“hidden”) { mode=“hidden”;} for (i = 0; i < x.length; i++) { x[i].style.visibility=mode;}})(); void(0);

I also like to toggle the English on jisho.org sentences too:

javascript:(function(){var x,title=window.location.href,mode=“visible”;if (title.indexOf(“jisho.org”)>0) { x=document.getElementsByClassName(“english”);} if (x[0].style.visibility!=“hidden”) { mode=“hidden”;} for (i = 0; i < x.length; i++) { x[i].style.visibility=mode;}})(); void(0);