You can use this app on your Android device: a Japanese Popup dictionary. Check it out on Google Play
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I don't use Chrome as my main browser for my phone (Dolphin is what I use).
Here are screenshots of my phone using the popup dict app in Dolphin browser using this article.
How the app works is by copying the selected text (you can change the visual settings of your popup)
![[Image: 1VRSjMR.png]](http://i.imgur.com/1VRSjMR.png)
Then a popup will show up.
![[Image: J7S2krs.png]](http://i.imgur.com/J7S2krs.png)
Even works outside of a browser. This is the same article I clipped into Onenote from my desktop which I can view in my Android app.
![[Image: FCSicbh.png]](http://i.imgur.com/FCSicbh.png)
Maybe what you can do is copy both the easy article and original/hard article into one source, e.g. One note, Evernote, etc. and just read off of there. This is actually what I plan to do now and your thread gave me the idea
hope this helps.
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I don't use Chrome as my main browser for my phone (Dolphin is what I use).
Here are screenshots of my phone using the popup dict app in Dolphin browser using this article.
How the app works is by copying the selected text (you can change the visual settings of your popup)
Then a popup will show up.
Even works outside of a browser. This is the same article I clipped into Onenote from my desktop which I can view in my Android app.
Maybe what you can do is copy both the easy article and original/hard article into one source, e.g. One note, Evernote, etc. and just read off of there. This is actually what I plan to do now and your thread gave me the idea
hope this helps.
Edited: 2016-03-30, 1:24 pm