It turned out really effective :)

Even without the 隹,人 part if I see 「難しい」, I can look up 「e しい」 where e stands for 艹 and there are only 11 results

@Chocolate うっ…心当たりが…

@siikamiika I wish I could master one in case I have to type some rare kanji

the major setback is that none of such methods is compatible with kana (maybe my pretext :)

"a friend of mine"って言えますよね

"of yours", "of his", "of hers"

"of its" ←っていう言い方ありますか？

聞いたことがない気がするのですが…

@broccoliforest I just wanted something that would encourage me to read non-digital text as well

selecting radicals by clicking them to compose kanji one by one is inevitably slow

combining an input method that has been perfected by the Chinese for years with a dictionary and possibility to complement the incomplete codes with parts of decomposed kanji that I recognize narrows the results down easily and printed text isn't so scary anymore :)

but I would never consider typing Japanese exclusively with such system

I sometimes try SKIP which is included in imiwa but it doesn't really click for me

maybe because I suck at counting strokes

@broccoliforest ell.stackexchange.com/questions/270 may be interesting

are there any diferences between 何をすればいい？and どうすればいい？　Is the first focusing on the "thing" itself and the second on the method to do such thing?

also, can someone show me some materials about attributive and terminal form? I was Reading this question (japanese.stackexchange.com/questions/48788/…) that @Chocolate answered and found myself at loss when it come to these terms and the gramar itself

thejapanesepage.com/w/index.php?title=Conjugation_Bases maybe

thanks a lot, for some reason I was not finding it on google

I just googled "rentaikei"