What users praise
- A hover dictionary for Japanese with stroke order, pronunciation and pitch accent — "head and shoulders above the rest", zero setup
- Reads words even in subtitles and local files; Russian glosses available; loved for years
- Hold-Ctrl activation only when needed; 4.67 rating
What users complain about
- Sometimes half-works after updates (errors)
- Doesn't work in Google Docs or Google results on Opera
- No monolingual (J-J) dictionary; occasional slang misses
Compiled from real Chrome Web Store reviews. We only report what users actually wrote — no summaries were invented.
Score breakdown
Reliability0.94
Satisfaction0.65
Usefulness0.70
Safety1.00
Trust0.80
Substance0.70
Strongest: safety.
Based on 100 reviews · computed Jul 18, 2026. Bars show only what we could actually measure.
What we checked
50recent reviews read
MV3manifest version
4permissions requested
May 08, 2026last updated
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