Option to view entries for possible and "unrelated" kanji in suggested words

[F3DSgFV87V2x]

When 10ten detects a word it suggests all available kanji for the word - for example, the word なお is typically written in kana, but it has a couple of kanji spellings which 10ten also displays next to the word. There's also a lot of alternative or outdated spellings for many words, which are super useful for language learners.

However, since those spellings usually aren't in the actual detected text, 10ten doesn't display them in the kanji tab or anywhere else, to my knowledge. You have to manually copy them and look them up yourself.

I realize this is probably done because it would be impractical and cumbersome to display all possible kanji in certain situations, but having an option to still view those kanji entries, for example, in the kanji tab or by clicking on them (like it's done in Yomitan), would be very convenient and save a lot of time.

[birtles]

Hi! Thanks for filing this. This feature is sort-of coming. There's an experimental Web version of 10ten which we hope to integrate into the sidebar etc. Using that, you can click on the different kanji headwords and then go to the kanji tab to view. (e.g.)

It's an interesting question about whether the headwords in the popup should be click-able however. I'm afraid that might interfere with clicking on the entry to copy it.

[F3DSgFV87V2x]

Thank you for the response. The web version looks interesting.

Regarding your second point, maybe there could be a separate action/key combination (e.g. control+left click or whatever) to distinguish kanji lookup from the default behavior.