Hi, I`m using Firefox and Furigana Inserter isn`t available for my current version. (The supoort… - Feed Post by ST1386

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  mog86uk

  I haven't really tried any furigana inserter addons, and I feel the same about Rikaichan too. I usually just copy-paste words I don't know into an online dictionary such as Denshi Jisho, or into an offline dictionary program such as Tagaini Jisho. ^^
  http://www.jisho.org
  http://www.tagaini.net
  
  However, although it's isn't an addon, but maybe the following website might help you for the time being until you find another addon. I haven't tried it, but it sounds like it should do what you want:
  http://www.hiragana.jp

  May 14, 2016 at 4:43am
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  ST1386

  Thanks a lot for your response and helpful links! :) I used Jisho but as there`s a Wadoku (German - Japanese), I mainly use this. Hiragana is a nice one, but it didn`t worked for my website, haha. So I`ll need to go back to the translators. :D

  May 14, 2016 at 4:49am
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  mog86uk

  http://www.wadoku.de
  Do you mean this particular one? I haven't really checked out any non-English Japanese dictionaries before. But that dictionary has some nice features that most English ones don't have. I particularly like how they display pitch accent, and also like that they separate the constituent words within compounds.
  
  I had another look for a furigana addons, but surprisingly it seems like Furigana Inserter is the only one for Firefox. I tried it too and it didn't work for me either in the current version.
  
  https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ipa-furigana/jnnbgnfnncobhklficfkdnclohaklifi
  On Chrome there is a good Furigana extension called "IPA furigana". I just tried this and it seems to work really well, and it has some nice options too. But I guess this doesn't help you for Firefox.

  May 14, 2016 at 7:17am
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  Aganeus

  Hi,
  
  
  I think it is advisable to install the latest version of Furigana injector.
  Link to download the dictionary for Furigana insertor:
  https://code.google.com/archive/p/itadaki/downloads (the penultimate link at the bottom). Decompress it to get the file "furiganainserter-dictionary .xpi" then in the Firefox bar: "about: config" "Enter".
  Accept despite the warning, and will display a page with the browser hidden parameter.
  Go to the line : "xpinstall.signatures.required"
  and click on it to switch from "true" to "false"
  Then load the dictionary in Firefox: "File" then "Open a file" and load furiganainserter-dictionary .xpi
  Restart Firefox and normally engaged with Rikaichan the Furigana should appear.
  
  Enjoy :-)
  Aganeus, from Paris

  May 14, 2016 at 7:18am
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  mog86uk

  @Aganeus, Nice! It seems to be working perfectly for me now, using up-to-date version of Firefox, 46.0.1. No need for Rikaichan at all either—I don't even have it installed. I only have these two addons running and can confirm it works:
  ・ "Furigana Inserter 13"
  ・ "Dictionary for Furigana Inserter 1.2"
  
  Not that I even use Firefox, and I don't want furigana either, but it's just cool to know Firefox still has a furigana extension somewhere. And hopefully ST1386 can get this working too now. Well done. ^^

  May 14, 2016 at 7:58am
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  Ametrine

  I just remembered this today, in Rikaisama you can do this:
  Tools menu > Rikaisama lookupbar > gear icon (configure) > dictionaries > tick "hide definitions".
  The definitions should be gone after that, not sure if it works with regular Rikaichan.
  
  I decided to see if Rikaikun (Rikaichan's Chrome version) can do this too, and it can.
  Settings > Extensions > Rikaikun's options > tick "Hide definitions and show only reading".

  May 14, 2016 at 12:23pm
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  ST1386

  @Aganeus
  Thank you very much for your research and the detailed information about how to get it started! :) I`ll try to install it as well! :)
  
  @mog86uk
  Glad to hear it worked for you! :) I hope it`ll work for me as well. :) That`s true, Wadoku has a few nice features and I feel in comparsion with Jisho there are more vocabularies for each word. German is quite complex so it`s good to have a nice overview of almost all possible translations which matches the search, it`s sometimes here just about a nuance.
  
  @Ametrine
  Thank you! I didn`t even know you can change the settings from Rikaichan! :D That might be helpful as well! I was thinking about switiching to Chrome as I used it anyway`s for programming, but I`ll probably never get used to this browser. I`m a firefox person, haha. :D Like there are Android and Apple persons. :D

  May 14, 2016 at 4:44pm