- Moji extension
Infobox Software
name = Moji
caption =
collapsible = Yes
author = Erwan Loisant,
Gerald Vogt
developer = Erwan Loisant,
Gerald Vogt
released =
latest release version = 0.9.4
latest release date = June 6, 2008
latest preview version =
latest preview date =
frequently updated = Yes
programming language =
operating system =Cross-platform
platform =
language = English
status = Active
genre =Mozilla extension
license = Open Source Freeware
website = [http://moji.mozdev.org/ moji.mozdev.org]Moji is a free,
open source ,cross-platform Japanese and Chinese dictionary forMozilla Firefox ,Mozilla Thunderbird andSeaMonkey written by Erwan Loisant and Gerald Vogt. Moji itself is a 74.8 KB extension that makes it possible to search much bigger free dictionarydatabase s. Moji was designed as a tool to help foreigners who are learning Japanese read Web pages, and it therefore allows search ofhiragana ,katakana andkanji terms, but not ofrōmaji . Its most recent version is 0.9.3 released on March 7, 2008. The program is compatible withApple Inc. Mac OS X ,Microsoft Windows andLinux . On June 6, 2008 developers published updates versions of the extension and the dictionaries for secure updates in Firefox 3.0.Available Dictionaries
Because it has the greatest number of entries, installation of the English dictionaries is recommended to all users.
* Japanese - English dictionary (based onJim Breen 'sEDICT .)
* English Kanji dictionary
* Japanese - French dictionary (based on J.-M. Desperrier's "Dico FJ")
* French Kanji dictionary
* Japanese - German dictionary (based on Ulrich Apel's "WaDoKu")
* German Kanji dictionary
* Japanese - Russian dictionary (based on Oleg V. Volkov's Edict files)
* Japanese - Korean dictionary
* Dictionary of Japanese places with hiragana and rōmaji readings
* Dictionary of Japanese names and last names with hiragana and rōmaji readings
* Simplified Chinese - German dictionary (based on "HanDeDict")
* Chinese - German dictionary (based on "HanDeDict")
* Simplified Chinese - English dictionary (based on Paul Denisowski'sCEDICT )
* Chinese - English word dictionary (based on Paul Denisowski'sCEDICT )Installation
Automatic installation of the extension is possible online using Firefox's or Thunderbird's "Add-ons" tool or Moji's own automatic tool. Using Moji requires the installation of the Moji extension itself and of at least two dictionaries (a word dictionary and a kanji dictionary).
Automatic installation requires Javascript, but all necessary files can be downloaded and installed manually.Use
Moji in Firefox opens in a sidebar. The sidebar can be opened either using the browser's main menu. Words can then be selected in the Web page and looked up either dropping them directly onto Moji's search box. It is also possible to use a drop-down menu that appears right-clicking on a word or a user-configurable keyboard shortcut. The program has numerous user-configurable options that can be set through Firefox.
External links
* [https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/145 Moji] at Firefox Add-ons
* [http://moji.mozdev.org/ Moji] at mozdev.orgReferences
* [https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/145 Moji] at Firefox Add-ons
* [http://moji.mozdev.org/ Moji] at mozdev.org]
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