JPDB Immersion Kit Examples
Embeds anime images & audio examples into JPDB review and vocabulary pages using Immersion Kit's API
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exSTATic aims to make it easy for language learners to immerse in their target language without sacrificing high quality progress tracking.
exSTATic is a new project currently in its early stages and so is currently focused on smoothening out the Visual Novel (VN) and Manga reading experience.
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Embeds anime images & audio examples into JPDB review and vocabulary pages using Immersion Kit's API
API subs for asbplayer
Enhanced Netflix subtitles for foreign language study
Japanese text parsing + sentence mining with JPDB
Translate Japanese by hovering over words.
Animetan: Asbplayer with automation
A very convenient app for reading Japanese visual novels. I’ve been using it for half a year already, and everything works perfectly
Great in idea, but Textractor UI is still superior in my opinion because of the available options in the settings that this one doesn't have. Set Timer, Reset Timer, Reset Lines, Reset Data, Reset All, etc. I don't like how the lines are continuous and there is no option to quickly delete the previous line(s) and keep the timer stopped. This is a disadvantage when I need to use the skip option in different routes.
10 minutes after using it and I feel the need to give this 5 starts. Now if the developer ever reads this, here are a few things on my mind. Vertical text support would be nice, and probably not hard to do. One thing I would love is a way to add notes to words or kanji and have them open on click. It would open up a lot of different possibilities. Especially if we could also showcase every word using that kanji from the same visual novel or manga, with access to the related sentences. There are also many potentially great ways to integrate it with anki. Highlighting words present on your anki decks, for example. Using tags or other methods to tag kanji you are having trouble with (high difficulty on FSRS for example) so you can give it an extra focus when reading. This is an amazing project, I hope it gets more attention.