- Profile usage conditions are used to automatically select certain profiles based on context. - For example, different profiles can be used depending on the nested level of the popup, or based on the website's URL. -
-- Conditions are organized into groups corresponding to the order in which they are checked. - If all of the conditions in any group of a profile are met, then that profile will be used for that context. -
-- If no conditions are specified, the profile will only be used if it is selected as the default profile. -
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-- In order for dictionaries to support searches using prefix wildcards on the search page, - some additional data must be stored in the database. - Enabling this option will include this extra data for any new dictionaries that are imported. -
-- This option will not change any dictionaries that are already imported; - they must be re-imported for the option to take effect. -
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-Import dictionaries from URLs:
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-Especially for large dictionaries, this process can take a while, and downloading will use your network.
-- These dictionaries will be used to search for definitions of the related terms when the grouping mode is - Group related terms. -
- -- Dictionary definitions can be collapsed if they exceed a certain line count, - which may be useful for dictionaries with long definitions. - The appearance can be customized using custom CSS. - More… -
-- Dictionary definitions can be collapsed if they exceed a certain line count, - which may be useful for dictionaries with long definitions. - There are five different modes: -
-- By default, the number of lines shown for a definition is 3. - This can be configured by adjusting the custom CSS; - the value can be a unitless integer or decimal number. -
-- Changing this value requires the dictionary to be re-imported. -
- -- The database contains extra data which is not associated with any installed dictionary. - Purging the database can fix this issue. -
- -Input the location the dictionary should be moved to:
-Input the display name for dictionary:
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- A custom URL can be used to play audio from any URL.
- The replacement tags {term} and {reading}
- can be used to specify which term and reading is being looked up.
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- Example:
- http://localhost/audio.mp3?term={term}&reading={reading}
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- A custom URL to a JSON file which lists one or more audio URLs for a given term. - The format of the JSON file is described in this schema file. -
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- Example:
- http://localhost/audio.json?term={term}&reading={reading}
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- A synthesized voice will speak the given text, using either the term text or the reading. -
-- Scanning inputs are used to define when text scanning should occur. - More… -
-- Text scanning is performed when a pointer is moved and certain inputs are either pressed or not pressed. - The Required inputs field is used to define which inputs must be pressed, and - the Excluded inputs field is used to define which inputs must not be pressed. - If the Required inputs field is empty, text will be scanned whenever the pointer is moved. -
-- The Input types group is used to define which types of pointer input that the - keyboard and button inputs are applied to. - Supported pointer types include the mouse cursor, touchscreen touches, and pen devices. - When using the Pen option, the defined inputs will correspond to buttons on the pen device. -
-- Some additional scanning and search options can be configured by clicking the menu button and selecting - Show advanced options. -
-- This option is used to disable the default action of the middle mouse button in different contexts. - This can be useful for preventing the scroll action that the middle mouse button is typically mapped to, - which is otherwise difficult to disable inside extension pages via other means. -
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-- Anki card fields can be populated with information about a term or kanji character by using field markers. - When a card is being generated, field markers are replaced with information about the term or kanji by using the installed dictionaries. - Several preset markers are available, which are described below. - Markers can be customized by adjusting the Anki card templates. -
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- Anki requires the first field in a model to be unique for a card;
- therefore, it is recommended to use {expression} as the marker for the first field of term cards,
- or {character} for kanji cards.
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| Marker (for terms) | -Description | -
{audio} |
- Audio of the term's pronunciation from one of the audio sources (if available). | -
{cloze-body-kana} |
- Kana reading for {cloze-body}. |
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{conjugation} |
- Conjugation path from the raw inflected term to the source term. | -
{expression} |
- Term expressed using kanji. If kanji expression is not available, kana is used. | -
{furigana} |
- - Term expressed as kanji with furigana displayed above it. - Example: 日本語. - | -
{furigana-plain} |
- - Term expressed as kanji with furigana displayed next to it in brackets. - Example: 日本語[にほんご]. - | -
{glossary} |
- List of definitions for the term. | -
{glossary-brief} |
- List of definitions for the term in a more compact format. | -
{glossary-no-dictionary} |
- List of definitions for the term, except the dictionary tag is omitted. | -
{glossary-first} |
- First definition for the term. | -
{glossary-first-brief} |
- First definition for the term in a more compact format. | -
{glossary-first-no-dictionary} |
- First definition for the term, except the dictionary tag is omitted. | -
{part-of-speech} |
- Part of speech information for the term. | -
{phonetic-transcriptions} |
- List of phonetic transcriptions for the term. | -
{pitch-accents} |
- List of pitch accent downstep notations for the term. | -
{pitch-accent-graphs} |
- List of pitch accent graphs for the term. | -
{pitch-accent-graphs-jj} |
- List of pitch accent graphs for the term (styled after Jidoujisho). | -
{pitch-accent-positions} |
- List of accent downstep positions for the term as a number. | -
{pitch-accent-categories} |
- List of pitch accent categories for the term (e.g. heiban, kifuku, atamadaka, odaka, nakadaka). | -
{reading} |
- Kana reading for the term, or empty for terms where the expression is the reading. | -
{single-glossary-DICT-NAME} |
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- Same as {glossary}, but with entries from only a single dictionary.
- The dictionary name will likely be modified, use the options from the ▼ dropdown.
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{single-glossary-DICT-NAME-brief} |
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- See {single-glossary-DICT-NAME} and {glossary-brief}.
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{single-glossary-DICT-NAME-no-dictionary} |
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- See {single-glossary-DICT-NAME} and {glossary-no-dictionary}.
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{tags} |
- Grammar and usage tags providing information about the term. | -
| Marker (for kanji) | -Description | -
{character} |
- Unicode glyph representing the current kanji. | -
{glossary} |
- List of definitions for the kanji. | -
{kunyomi} |
- Kunyomi (Japanese reading) for the kanji, expressed as hiragana. | -
{onyomi} |
- Onyomi (Chinese reading) for the kanji, expressed as katakana. | -
{onyomi-hiragana} |
- Onyomi (Chinese reading) for the kanji, expressed as hiragana. | -
{stroke-count} |
- Number of strokes that the kanji character has. | -
| Marker (for both) | -Description | -
{clipboard-image} |
- An image which is stored in the system clipboard, if available. | -
{clipboard-text} |
- Text which is stored in the system clipboard, if available. | -
{cloze-body} |
- Original inflected term as it appeared before being reduced to dictionary form by Yomitan. | -
{cloze-prefix} |
- Fragment of the containing {sentence} starting at the beginning of {sentence} until the beginning of {cloze-body}. |
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{cloze-suffix} |
- Fragment of the containing {sentence} starting at the end of {cloze-body} until the end of {sentence}. |
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{dictionary} |
- Original name of the dictionary from which the card is being created. | -
{dictionary-alias} |
- Display name of the dictionary from which the card is being created. | -
{document-title} |
- Title of the web page that the term or kanji appeared in. | -
{frequencies} |
- - Frequency information for the term or kanji. - | -
{frequency-harmonic-rank} |
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- The harmonic mean of frequency data for the current term or kanji. - Defaults to rank 9999999 when frequency data is not found, indicating extremely low rank-based term or kanji usage. - |
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{frequency-harmonic-occurrence} |
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- The harmonic mean of frequency data for the current term or kanji. - Defaults to 0 occurrences when frequency data is not found, the lowest possible occurrence-based term or kanji usage. - |
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{frequency-average-rank} |
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- The average of frequency data for the current term or kanji. - Defaults to rank 9999999 when frequency data is not found, indicating extremely low rank-based term or kanji usage. - |
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{frequency-average-occurrence} |
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- The average of frequency data for the current term or kanji. - Defaults to 0 occurrences when frequency data is not found, the lowest possible occurrence-based term or kanji usage. - |
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{screenshot} |
- Screenshot of the web page taken at the time the term or kanji was added. | -
{search-query} |
- The full search query shown on the search page. | -
{popup-selection-text} |
- The selected text on the search page or popup. | -
{sentence} |
- Sentence, quote, or phrase that the term or kanji appears in from the source content. | -
{sentence-furigana} |
- Sentence, quote, or phrase that the term or kanji appears in from the source content, with furigana added. | -
{url} |
- Address of the web page in which the term or kanji appeared in. | -
- Anki card fields are formatted using the Handlebars.js - template rendering engine. - Advanced users can modify these templates for full control over what information is included in Anki cards. -
-- Consider copy-pasting the source into a code editor that supports syntax highlighting for easier editing. -
-- Card templates can be tested using the inputs below. -
-- Are you sure you want to reset the card templates to their default value? - Any changes you made will be lost. -
-- WARNING: This feature is experimental! -
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- Enter a newline separated list of terms below to send notes directly to an Anki deck or export to an Anki deck file in Notes in plain text (.txt) format.
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- For more information check the documentation. -
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-- Settings file contains settings which may pose a security risk. - Only import settings from sources you trust. -
-- You are about to reset all Yomitan settings back to their default values. - This will delete all custom profiles you may have created. - This action cannot be undone. -
-- Consider making a backup using the Export Settings button before resetting - if you want to be able to revert. -
-- Dictionary data will not be deleted, but any installed dictionaries - will need to be re-enabled. -
-- Sentences are terminated by punctuation and quotation marks, which can both be configured below. -
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