One of the Chrome extensions that I have been using recently is the "Satellite Office - Furigana Annotation" extension. By adding this extension, you can easily browse Japanese websites.
When you add this extension, a "Furigana" button is added to the browser's toolbar. When you are viewing a Japanese website, you can click the "Furigana" button to automatically add furigana (ruby) to kanji. This allows you to easily check the reading of kanji at a glance.
In my experience, this extension is very useful, especially for studying Japanese or translation work. For example, when reading a specialized Japanese document and you don't know the reading of a kanji, you can easily check it using this extension.
Looking at user reviews, this extension has received very high ratings. For example, Royhan Faradhis commented, "Requires a click, but works without any issues." Simetria Estamparia also praised it, saying, "It works perfectly and is very helpful for studying."
On the other hand, Jose Luis Ochoa Padilla pointed out that "It does not work on pages with a lot of text, such as Wikipedia," but it works fine on other pages.
In addition, Firdavs Dustmatov, Yu Chi, and Pyokita also emphasized the usefulness of this extension, expressing their gratitude and saying, "It's very helpful."
Personally, I tried using this extension and found it to be really convenient. I was happy to see that it was compatible with my old Mac's Google Chrome.
In summary, the "Satellite Office - Furigana Annotation" is a Chrome browser extension that is a tool for comfortably browsing Japanese websites. It has received high ratings from user reviews and I found it to be very useful based on my own experience.
I highly recommend trying this extension for learning Japanese or viewing Japanese documents.
3 Reviews For This Extension
work fine with some click
It works perfectly and helps me a lot in my studies..
Works very nicely! Tested on MS Edge. Sadly, it seems it refuses to work on pages with a lot of text (e.g., Wikipedia). It would be perfect if it had adaptive furigana size, or if it had an option to add furigana only to selected text.