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Yomii by Udit Karode

Yomii highlights parts of speech for easier reading, and lets you look up meanings of words easily. It only works on Japanese pages.

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Words highlighted on Wikipedia for faster skimming.Popover that shows on hover over a highlighted work.
About this extension
Yomii does two things:
1) It highlights parts of speech in sentences to allow you to skim faster.
2) It shows the meaning of a word, whether it is a common word, each kanji used in it, and the most common word for each of the kanjis.

If you're learning Japanese and want to read the news or other Japanese websites, maybe try this!
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Version
0.1.1
Size
51.32 MB
Last updated
4 days ago (Sep 16, 2026)
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License
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