Rikaichan for Google Chrome

All of you out there who love the Google Chrome browser should be happy to hear that Rikaichan, the popular Firefox plugin that automatically looks up the reading and meaning of Japanese words, is now available for Chrome:

(Requires the latest Beta version of Chrome)

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5 comments - What do you think? Posted by James - January 7, 2010 at 7:41 am

Categories: Technology Tags: chrome

Nubio

The link for the latest beta version is broken… And I’ve already checked I have the last update in chrome, so I don’t know why but I am unable to install this wonderful plugin!…

Anyway, thanks a lot for the info!, and thanks in general for this site!!!!
http://www.japanesewords.net JW

This is great. One of the things that was keeping me from using chrome was the lack of rikaichan. Downloading the beta now!

Hal

same here. Now to give chrome a try..

linus

nubio, I believe you have to change to the beta channel manually: http://dev.chromium.org/getting-involved/dev-channel
http://www.flaneganb.net/blog Flanegan

yeazza…. finally!!

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