Nice extension.
方 asks for the on’yomi when it should be the kun’yomi.
The protection when you type in something that’s not kana for the reading is not working anymore. I updated the extension and I’m using Chrome.
取 also asks for on’yomi when it should be kun.
It seems to ask for the on’yomi reading for all kanji whether it’s the correct answer or not, which rather defeats the point 
On vs Kun should work now in 1.9.2. Had to do some more testing to get it working, unfortunately I didn’t have any kanji to test with yesterday before posting that version. Sorry for the inconvenience!
kiko said...Is there a reason you don't want it to be optional? I'm thinking, this may be a deal-breaker for me :(Satoshi said...Possibly this weekend, though I don't have plans for it to be optional at this point, sorry.kiko said...Any chance you could make this optional please?
- Specifies On or Kun readings for kanji reviews
Because A: it interferes with the reading/meaning script and B: I find it distracting and personally, unnecessary. (don't get me wrong, I see it's purpose, as I used to want it also... but i'm past the point where I'm learning kanji that I've previously learned and confusing the readings due to that..) And the rare instances where I would want it just isn't worth keeping it there the whole time.
I used to be all for it back in the day but have since changed my mind.
Just ran through some kanji and only got on’yomi prompts, even though there were some kun’yomis in there. Will I need to reinstall the extension to get it to work, or should it update on its own?
notjames116 said...Will I need to reinstall the extension to get it to work, or should it update on its own?It will update on its own, but it also doesn't tell when it will do this. To make it update right away, go to settings, extensions, and at the top check the Developer mode box, and you'll see the button to update now.
And I tested it on the dev site (since I don't know when my next KUN kanji will show up), and it works now.
zeldaskitten said...I'm sorry about your script but I've learned to live with this. I basically ignore what it says. If the bar is black and it says "meaning" I don't care if it says on'yomi or kun'yomi in front of it. I know which reading to put in by looking at the background color just as I always have.
Because A: it interferes with the reading/meaning script and B: I find it distracting and personally, unnecessary. (don't get me wrong, I see it's purpose, as I used to want it also... but i'm past the point where I'm learning kanji that I've previously learned and confusing the readings due to that..) And the rare instances where I would want it just isn't worth keeping it there the whole time.
But still, I hope kiko makes this optional.
Works for me now, thanks man!
Yup, seems to work for me now. Thanks for your hard work; this script has saved me from unnecessarily missing a lot of items. Very well done.
Satoshi said... The protection when you type in something that's not kana for the reading is not working anymore. I updated the extension and I'm using Chrome.THIS!
I re-enabled this ext because I realized it was the one with this protection (i got so many scripts and stuff now I forget which ones do what sometimes lol)
but then it didn't work. :(
If it gets fixed, then I'll hafta get over the on-kun thing (still, please, make it optional!) because the protection is the most important to me :)
zeldaskitten said... I re-enabled this ext because I realized it was the one with this protection (i got so many scripts and stuff now I forget which ones do what sometimes lol)Why not just use ruipgpinheiro's Wanikani Override script? It protects you from any kind of input mistakes, but you'll have to be your own judge.
but then it didn't work. :(
raito789 said...I didn't know about that one... but.. If I have to be my own judge, I think I'll pass.zeldaskitten said... I re-enabled this ext because I realized it was the one with this protection (i got so many scripts and stuff now I forget which ones do what sometimes lol)Why not just use ruipgpinheiro's Wanikani Override script? It protects you from any kind of input mistakes, but you'll have to be your own judge.
but then it didn't work. :(
The review timeline doesn’t work for me anymore. I forgot, do you have to enter your API key anywhere? because I changed mine recently
EDIT: tested it in Firefox. It automatically grabs your API key
Senjougahara said... The review timeline doesn't work for me anymore. I forgot, do you have to enter your API key anywhere? because I changed mine recentlyIt works, sometimes it just takes a long time to appear and sometimes it won't until you refresh the page.
EDIT: tested it in Firefox. It automatically grabs your API key
Kiko, would it be possible to fetch jukugo and tatoeba examples involving just reviewed vocabulary/kanji (on demand, probably). I found that for the ones I really can’t remember, usually checking the context for word/kanji helps a lot.
2.0 is available now.
The major addition here is the inclusion of two options which allow you to prioritize radical and kanji reviews only from the current level. This is quite similar in concept to alucardeck’s user script, though the implementations are independent. If you never want to review another vocabulary item, you’ll need his instead.
Some caveats:
- Current level reviews will still be mixed in with vocab and other items occasionally, they’re just generally moved towards the front
- Radicals are prioritized by default, kanji are not - you can adjust this on the options page
Satoshi said…It takes as long to appear as WK takes to return the API data, and if it doesn’t show then the data wasn’t returned in full. It is a significant request so make sure you give it at least 30 seconds before refreshing, otherwise you may just rate limit yourself and perpetuate the issue.
It works, sometimes it just takes a long time to appear and sometimes it won’t until you refresh the page.
Senjougahara said…
The review timeline doesn’t work for me anymore. I forgot, do you have to enter your API key anywhere? because I changed mine recently
EDIT: tested it in Firefox. It automatically grabs your API key
yacoob said…I’ll look into it. Let me know if there’s a specific source of examples or a way you’d like them to be displayed.
Kiko, would it be possible to fetch jukugo and tatoeba examples involving just reviewed vocabulary/kanji (on demand, probably). I found that for the ones I really can’t remember, usually checking the context for word/kanji helps a lot.
kiko said...I'm finding that it loads faster if I load my WK settings page first before the dashboard. Or it may be only a false feeling…Satoshi said...It takes as long to appear as WK takes to return the API data, and if it doesn't show then the data wasn't returned in full. It is a significant request so make sure you give it at least 30 seconds before refreshing, otherwise you may just rate limit yourself and perpetuate the issue.Senjougahara said... The review timeline doesn't work for me anymore. I forgot, do you have to enter your API key anywhere? because I changed mine recentlyIt works, sometimes it just takes a long time to appear and sometimes it won't until you refresh the page.
EDIT: tested it in Firefox. It automatically grabs your API key
There’s an issue with this extension. Please fix it when you have the time.