adamu said...
there might be an extension for this already, but one of the most annoying things for me is accidentally typing in the name of a kanji for its radical (like typing in "hair" for the 毛 radical) and then getting it wrong. a quick fix for this would be to check if the radical has a kanji equivalant (easy since if it does then it uses that instead of a custom font) and if that kanji is taught on wanikani (to eliminate things like ハ that aren't kanji but still are used in radicals) and then get the meanings of that kanji and allow that to be a correct answer for the radical. it could maybe say the little "your answer was a bit off" thing to let you know that it's not 100% correct though.
You could just use the "ignore answer" button for that: