Why have they changed again? I have mine set to the following:
The popups work fine when I hover a kanji, but the furigana is shown all the time regardless of the popup option. Here is how the following text renders for me, and how it looks when I hover it
encoded here as [日本語]{にほんご}
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Do Japanese people understand and casually use Kentei 1 - Kp1 kanji as in "誹謗中傷"? Do they study the outside of N1's chart's kanji at university/highschool? Hello everyone, I don't know if this is a chat question or not.
Anonymous
8:03 PM
Not sure about casually, but my impression is that being literate in Japanese probably means you can read 誹謗中傷. I learned that in context by reading, not to study for a test, so it's something you'll run into in real Japanese.
Anonymous
Literate speakers can read words written with quite a lot of kanji that aren't on those charts.
Anonymous
I'm just a learner, by the way.
Anonymous
My impression is that in recent decades the trend is toward using more kanji, not less, with computers and phones to help.
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