(just wanna say thanks for maintaining this script since i didn’t say so already, it’s really useful!! also sorry if there’s a better place to post than this thread lol)
Thank you for reporting this! (This is actually the perfect place for reports like these.)
The issue was that there was a script hidden in the part that I scraped from weblio and injected into the WK page, and WK did not particularly like that
Anyways, I fixed the issue and uploaded version 0.9 to Greasyfork, you should be able to update it now.
Also I’m really happy to hear that the script is useful to you! Then I’m happy to maintain it.
@Mods sorry for the misunderstanding, I should have made this clearer from the start:
I was actually talking about this thread’s OP Could you please turn it into a Wiki? I would like to add a link to the new version to it as I have taken over maintenance of the script from polv.
@NicoleIsEnough If you are OK with it, I would overtake the script and maintain by myself now.
Radicals are deemed as Kanji
Kanji (and Radicals) are also searched in Weblio
Fix Kanji and vocabulary definition not showing on Info and Extra Study pages
Now tried with Review, Lesson, and Extra Study pages.
Dictionary results are moved to the top
Use Item Info Injector
Weblio
々 is converted to real character repeats.
Weblio now includes up to 3 results.
Each Weblio result is trimmed to 1000 HTML characters.
Weblio’s results of non-WaniKani readings, and Kanji, are deprioritized. Suffixes and する verbs are also prioritized. (Moved down, or possibly trimmed.)
Kanjipedia
If a Kanji isn’t found in Kanjipedia, don’t throw errors (e.g. 々)
Yeah, go for it! I think I weeded out most of the bugs around getting the contents and kicking off the insertion, so if you want to adapt to the changes on the WK pages that’s fine for me. If you send me a pull request I can integrate and publish your stuff next week when I’m back home.
Hi !
First of all, thank you for this amazing script!
I have a question, is there a setting that would put the Meaning Mnemonic before the Kanjipedia explanation and the Weblio explanation? (In order of appearance on the page). I’m still in the first levels and it’s more convenient to have Wanikani’s Meaning Mnemonic first.