Releases: marisukukise/japReader
Releases · marisukukise/japReader
v1.9.5
1.9.5
- Fixed deepl.com broken DOM parsing (there is now a querySelector input in options, so every user can change the string that is used to search for input and output text boxes on deepl.com, so it could be edited by users if it ever changes in the future)
- Added a new japanesepod101 source to CSP
v1.9.4-pr.1
1.9.3
- Fixed deepl.com broken DOM parsing
v1.9.3
1.9.3
- Fixed deepl.com broken DOM parsing
v1.9.2
1.9.2
- Fixed deepl.com broken DOM parsing
v2.0.0-beta.1
2.0.0-beta.1
- Rewritten most of the japReader's code in React+TypeScript
- Added window transparency support
- Made windows click-through when the UI is hidden (so that the clicking on the background won't focus the window)
- Added custom font and background colors
- Moved most settings to individual windows, so that restarting the app is not necessary
v1.9.1
1.9.1
- Made clipboard reading more robust (clipboard reads rarely randomly return corrupt strings, which resulted in lost copy operations) by making 3 reads at a time and comparing results instead of just 1 read.
- Improved support for digits, which sometimes bugged out before.
- Split furigana options for each status (new, seen, known, ignored), so that it can fit different needs better.
v1.9.0
1.9.0
- Added lookup history saved to a .json file (Japanese sentences and DeepL translation gets saved to a .json file)
- Added some CSS fluff (or bloat) to the options menu
- Fixed a bug where katakana was turned into hiragana in the reader window
v1.8.2
1.8.2
- Changed window position saving logic
1.8.1
- Changed the data from window_settings.json to only save positional data, instead of all of the window settings (with paths that could reference previous versions).
v1.8.0
1.8.0
- Added custom Anki deck support (meaning that you can add words to your own Anki deck)
v1.7.1
1.7.1
- Added official DeepL API. It has a limit of 500 000 characters per month, so it's mostly here as a backup when the standard way breaks for some reason. But you're free to use it if you want, it's a little bit faster.