imiwa?

Notes join Search, color-coded lists, uncapped search results, faster ways to import your existing dictionary, and a more capable Kanji stroke order viewer. FASTER NAVIGATION Double-tap or tap again on a tab to jump right into action — start a search (2x Search), cycle through Kanji's lookup modes, or open your Vocabulary Lists (2x Learn) — from anywhere in the app. SEARCH YOUR OWN NOTES, TOO Your personal notes are now part of Search, right alongside Dictionary, Kanji, and Examples — write a note on a word and it'll surface again whenever you look that word up. Notes on example sentences now show a readable preview too. Typing in romaji is also more reliable everywhere, including the Analyser and Example sentences. COLOR-CODE YOUR LISTS Give your vocabulary lists a color of your choice, then spot at a glance which lists a word or kanji belongs to — right from search results, example sentences, and Kanji cards, no need to open the list to check. SEE MORE SEARCH RESULTS Dictionary and Example searches used to quietly stop at 50 results with no way to see more. Scroll past the last entry now and imiwa? keeps loading. Recently Visited entries also get the same quick swipe-to-favorite search results already have. BRING YOUR OLD DICTIONARY WITH YOU Switching from another Japanese dictionary app? imiwa? can now import a few backup formats. STROKE ORDER, LEVELED UP The Stroke Order sheet is now resizable and plays through every stroke automatically, so you can watch a character being written without tapping through it one stroke at a time. FLASHCARDS Jump straight from a flashcard's back to its full Word or Kanji entry, and enjoy a fairer shuffle of new cards each day so similar-sounding words in JLPT and other decks stop showing up back to back. AND SEVERAL FIXES We listen to your feedback and have fixed a number of problems in this release too, including long proverb headwords no longer clipping off their romaji, the camera now showing clear loading feedback (instead of looking stuck) while fetching an iCloud photo, and more reliable list sorting and drag-to-reorder.