Learning Japanese: How I Customised WaniKani on my iPad

Here is how you can customise WaniKani on your iPad, to study better!
I found this cool video from “Alivia” on how to customise WaniKani on your browser / computer. However, I use WaniKani on my iPad!
I really don’t have a clue about what a userscript actually is, and I couldn’t find noob appropriate instructions on how to make this work on an ipad.
With a little bit of patience and lots or trial and error I eventually figured it out! I hope this video helps you on your study journey!
(01:06) What the heck is a user script?
(02:10) Step 1: Apps you need to make customisation work
(02:24) Step 2: Enable userscripts app
(03:15) Step 3: Install WaniKani Open Framework (the "master userscript" haha)
(05:00) Step 4: Now let's customise WaniKani!
Here is the video I watched from Alivia’s Japanese Nook: • How to Install Userscr...
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[@CraftyEnelrad]

I saw the same video for the computer. Thanks for doing this one for the iPad. Great novice explanations. I got it working in no time. Awesome video Thank you.

[@srijaarun1945]

Hey there! Can I use wanikani and practice new kanji for free without a subscription? The price is too high in my country's currency.

[@CraftyEnelrad]

As far as I know, the first three levels are free. After that, there is a fee. I also hear they run deals around the holidays so it may be cheaper really soon.@@srijaarun1945

[@TimBrownYoutube]

My favorite script by far is WK Auto Commit. The moment you type the correct answer it moves onto the next question automatically. By default you have to hit 2 enters. Really speeds up reviews and lets you stay in a flow.

[@japaninme]

Yes! I use that one too, but sparingly, usually when I’m quite confident in my reviews.. otherwise I keep guessing the answer when it doesn’t auto commit. Do you press enter even if you realise it might be a wrong answer?

[@TimBrownYoutube]

@@japaninme If I get it wrong I do hit enter yes. That way it works the same just faster. You did remind me though that I used to sometimes get one wrong because I put meaning when they asked reading or vice versa. In those cases I don't hit enter and appreciate not being marked wrong for silly mixups.