Integrate Yomitan or 10ten into video player

[ganqqwerty]

Right now LLPlayer is using its own popup-dictionary. It would be great if it could support Yomitan, that is a default tool for Japanese, has hundreds of dictionaries and very lively community: https://github.com/yomidevs/yomitan .

[umlx5h]

In the future I plan to support yomitan or 10ten or whatever, but first I would like to support Japanese word segmentation using NmeCab.

I’m considering two methods of integrating browser extensions.

One is to display a transparent WebView with an overlay element, like a subtitle, so that specific browser extensions can be integrated (only specific extensions).
This has not yet been tested and it is not clear if it is feasible.

The second is to set up a web server so that you can view a current subtitle or list of subtitles via a browser.
This is probably feasible and can use any browser extension, but may be a little less convenient since it is treated as a separate window.

Please comment if you have ideas, including others, PR is welcome.

[ganqqwerty]

Is it possible that Matt that made Yomininja used this approach? His OCR program creates an overlay and supports yomitan and 10ten. Maybe his code can serve as inspiration? https://github.com/matt-m-o/YomiNinja

[umlx5h]

I have found that it is possible to integrate with browser extensions such as Yomitan just by introducing automatic clipboard copying.
It will be an external window, but it can be linked to any extension. It may also work with Anki if you use other browser extensions.

reference
https://animecards.site/minefromanime/#requirements

First implement this feature right away, and then will consider incorporating browser extensions into the video player. (one method above)

[umlx5h]

I have added the ability to integrate with the browser extensions via clipboard in v0.1.0.
It will be an external browser window, but it can be linked with Yomitan or 10ten.

Please refer to the following page for details.
https://github.com/umlx5h/LLPlayer/wiki/Browser-Extensions-Integration

I will continue to consider incorporating it into the video player.