The Migaku Browser Extension BETA is now on the Chrome Store! 
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/immerse-with-migaku-beta/acpchjgielgmkgkplljakcibfbjjppbk
Super Simple Installation and Automatic Updates!
If you don't have a subscription you can get your Free Trial here:
https://migaku.io/signup
*Please Note: ALPHA Testing still requires manual installation
You might have to turn off hardware acceleration in your chrome settings.
To do that:
Go to this URL in your browser chrome://settings/?search=hardware+acceleration
and make sure the toggle is turned off.
These links have been fixed now. Thanks for the help! 
@anon-4 crunchy roll isn't officially supported right now, but it's definitely on our radar to be added in the future
@learning_japanese
Hello, so I think what you are saying is after you import your known words from anki, then for example here 十分 is still considered unknown. This is because the interval of that card is 11 days. By default the known interval is 21 days, but this can be adjusted in the settings page when you import, as seen in screenshot below:
@evka thanks, we have this noted down and will be working on it as soon as possible.
@아데몰라 thanks, we will begin looking into this ASAP
@anon-na Are you using Chrome?
It looks like an issue above was caused by using Microsoft Edge browser instead of Chrome browser.
@henry
Yes, we will be creating iOS, android and web apps for our new Migaku SRS.
We always want to try to accommodate every learner's needs. This includes being able to create high quality flashcards from many different kinds of content and we hope that we can provide that for people at every stage of learning and learning through different mediums. I can say that we can definitely provide the same basic card creation functionality that Anki has, and more.
Having said that, these things will take time to develop so we are thankful for your patience. We want to use these features as much as you, so I can't wait until its finished! 
@dan Apologies for the late reply, I think there are some problems with notification on this forum.
To answer your question, you are right that the Migaku Dictionary has been deprecated for a while now.
It is still possible for it to be maintained by contribution through the community since it is an open source project.
@anon-uh Its not possible to do this at this time
@anon-na Are you using Chrome?
It looks like an issue above was caused by using Microsoft Edge browser instead of Chrome browser.
You might have to turn off hardware acceleration in your chrome settings.
To do that:
Go to this URL in your browser chrome://settings/?search=hardware+acceleration
and make sure the toggle is turned off.
@Bent Maybe you can help with this?
Thanks for the bug report. We will look into this as soon as possible.
This could be due to a memory error of some kind, so perhaps try splitting the files into smaller sections.
(To do that you can rename the .cbz to .zip then unzip the folder and move the images into smaller folders and then zip the smaller folders and rename to .cbz again)
Unfortunately we cannot distribute those dictionaries as they are not open source (free).
Support for online dictionary integrations is on our feature to-do list and will be coming in a future update, but can't be sure when that will be.
We are also always open to recommendations of better open-source dictionaries we can provide 
We would recommend using Migaku Player to watch local video files wherever possible.
You can follow this video guide for how to use Migaku Player: https://www.migaku.io/video-guides/the_migaku_player
You can follow this video guide to see how to upload subtitles in Migaku Player: https://www.migaku.io/video-guides/font_settings_and_subtitle_settings_in_video_content
If you are using Migaku MPV, you can add subtitles by dragging them onto the MPV window and pressing "b" to open the Migaku MPV program (if you have the Migaku MPV addon installed).
Sorry this took too long to respond I think there was some issue with the forum notifications.