I just came across this and thought I would share it with everyone. Type "trans.hiragana.jp/ruby/" in front of any URL to get full furigana markup of the site.

I made a Firefox Quick Search for it [ruby <url> = "trans.hiragana.jp/ruby/%s"]

Eh, I'm too addicted to Rikaichan as it is, but I'll keep this in mind when using public terminals.

Dilandau23,

That is just way cool. Thanks heaps!

Really interesting! Thanks for sharing!

Here's a tip about how you can add a "button" in your Firefox "toolbar", so you just have to click it to translate the current page:

- Open your "Bookmarks Manager" and click "New Bookmark"
- Fill the fields with the values below:
name -> Hiragana
location -> javascript:void(location.href='http://trans.hiragana.jp/ruby/'+location.href);
- Press OK and move the new bookmark into the Personal Toolbar Folder

You can use this tip with any other translation site - I've done this also for Nifty, Google, Excite, Babelfish and Rikai. Something nice about this is that you can make some combinations, like Rikai + Excite... very good for beginners, IMHO.

Ricardo Wrote:Really interesting! Thanks for sharing!

Here's a tip about how you can add a "button" in your Firefox "toolbar", so you just have to click it to translate the current page:

- Open your "Bookmarks Manager" and click "New Bookmark"
- Fill the fields with the values below:
name -> Hiragana
location -> javascript:void(location.href='http://trans.hiragana.jp/ruby/'+location.href);
- Press OK and move the new bookmark into the Personal Toolbar Folder

You can use this tip with any other translation site - I've done this also for Nifty, Google, Excite, Babelfish and Rikai. Something nice about this is that you can make some combinations, like Rikai + Excite... very good for beginners, IMHO.

That's fantastic Ricardo, I knew if I posted this someone would give a better tip for how to use it. Thanks tons!