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Google Chrome Extensions

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Keyboard navigation for Chrome

Description

This extension enables you to navigate your Chrome browser without using mouse. It includes migemo-link-search and Hit-a-Hint function.

Migemo is a tool for searching Japanese Kanji text by its pronunciation. You can search the word "漢字" by typing "kanji".

Hit-a-Hint enables you to mouse click by keyboard. If you launch Hit-a-Hint, you'll see many pop-ups with unique keywords corresponding to all the elements you can click in a page. Type the keyword and then hit ENTER, you can click the element.


Usage

Now I'm working on adding option page for key-configuration because you may want to disable some of these features. Please wait.

Key configuration is following:

KEYBehavior
"/" or "."migemo-link-search
","Hit-a-Hint
"j"scroll down
"k"scroll up
"h"scroll left
"l"scroll right
"z"history back
"x"history forward
"[esc]"blur the focus

Notice

Keyboard navigation for Chrome is still alpha release and may cause some bugs.


Availability

NEW!

SKK input method for Chrome

Description

'SKK input method for Chrome' is a JavaScript implementation of SKK. This extension is especially useful when you use computer without native Japanese IM such as Google ChromeOS.

SKK is an abbreviation of 'Simple Kana to Kanji conversation program'. SKK's simplicity become a major advantage when it is implemented by (not very fast) scripting language.


Usage

See the original SKK manual :)


Notice

SKK input method for Chrome is still alpha version and has a lot of bugs.


Restriction

For now, there are following restrictions compared to original SKK:

  • You can't register new words.
  • It doesn't remember your translation history.

It's going to use 'Local Storage' to store SKK dictionary. When this modification is finished, you would be able to register new words and let it remember your translation history.

I confirmed that it worked on Chrome, Safari and Firefox. It doesn't work on Opera, and maybe IE.


Availability

TW - a tiny twitter client

Description

TW is a tiny twitter client written in Python. TW works on both terminal and Emacs. I usually use TW on Emacs because I can make good use of some Emacs features (e.g. autocomplete.el).


Usage

CommandDescriptionExample
twPost Tweettw Hello twitter!
reReply Tweet
upUpdate current TL
homeHome TL
mentionMention TL
dmsDirect Messages
userUser TL
ac (num)Change Account
(group name)Change Group
/Local Search
//Global Search
logLog of current TL

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