Michael McConnell
I loved having the Kanji Recognizer on my old phone. When I went to re-download it on my new phone, this is all that showed up by Kanji Recognizer's creator. After downloading it, I went to test it, and it asked me to download the newest version of Kanji Recognizer, at which point I got excited and thought it might just not have shown up. But when I followed the link, it said Kanji Recognizer is not compatible with my new phone model, which in the end renders this app useless unfortunately.
Tim Vandenhoek
Please go back to the old version/make a layout option where the buttons for example sentence etc. were on the bottom of the screen. Why do app developers put buttons out of reach, I genuinely wonder sometimes if they have ever used a modern smartphone....
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This is an adequate Japanese dictionary app but the user interface could use some work. I think the biggest reason I don't use it more is that there isn't a very clear separation between dictionary entries if there were a comma separating entries that would go a long way to making this app more usable.
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