Very minor feedback but as the title suggests - sometimes a new line starts with a "。" when reading Japanese vertically, which goes against some standards out there.
You probably have more important things to work on but I though I'd point it out anyways!
Thanks for all your hard work 
Very minor feedback but as the title suggests - sometimes a new line starts with a "。" when reading Japanese vertically, which goes against some standards out there.
You probably have more important things to work on but I though I'd point it out anyways!
Thanks for all your hard work
If I've zoomed ctrl+scroll in chrome this search/export-popout that shows when pressing ctrl becomes oversized and stays that way even after zooming back out. It also stays that way even after refreshing and reparsing the page.
Cheers!
Hi, I have been an avid user of Lingq, another website/app that has some similarities to Migaku but is a lot more limited.
One thing that I and other users that might come from Lingq would love to see: more statuses for words. Lingq had a scale from '1' (seen - often used on first encounter with a new word) to 5 - known, just different hues of the same colour.
Being able to know if you've seen a word might indicate that it's common enough for you to be of use to you.
That site also had one more option - to outright ignore a word. This was very useful when a word wasn't parsed correctly for whatever reason which happens every now and then with Migaku as well. I struggle with what I should do now when encountering a wrongly parsed word. Either leave the word as unknown, but then migaku still treats it as a +1 sentance sometimes, or mark it down as learning/known, which doesn't feel correct. How about just being able to ignore it?
How about something like this? Unknown, seen, learning, known - ignore
Thank for all the hard work