I am accomplished.

[snarp]

I just spent the whole morning setting up an account at the delivery company’s entirely-Japanese website so I can make them redeliver my packages at times when I’m not at work. I used Moji a lot.

(I could probably technically have done this faster over the phone, but the company’s phone number’s voice-menu was so staticky I couldn’t figure out what it was saying when I called. I’d have to ask for help at work, and didn’t feel like waiting to do that.)

(Originally published at SarahPin.com. You can comment here or there.)

Comments

[snarp]

Sort of, except the dictionary and suchlike show up in a sidebar instead of in tooltips.

(I had to google Rikaichan to figure that out, I think I'm switching to it now. That is so much more convenient...)

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Ah, OK, I thought maybe Moji had some other features. Rikaichan occasionally gets annoying because you may have to switch it on and off if you are trying to copy and paste Japanese text and also highlight and use Rikaichan on text on the same page, but other than that, I love it. (I leave it off most of the time and turn it on when I need it.)

Rikaichan also has a name dictionary you can download, which is very useful, but you need to hit "shift" (twice) to toggle through to its display, which isn't at ALL obvious.