When I try to reparse names, it just splits the letters back apart again (幸田文 becomes 幸田文 after hitting reparse). I wish there was a setting when reparsing to click that it's a name and treat them separately. Right now, unknown words are red, so even when a name is in katakana (those i can reparse and stick together) it will stay red if I decide not to learn it. It would be nice if there was an option to set a name as a name maybe even have it in a different color since it's not necessarily an unknown word(maybe blue?).
Is there a way to bookmark which line I'm on as well? Like if I had a longer text that I was reading, and I don't have time to finish in one sitting. I find myself wishing I could mark or highlight which line I'm currently on so that I can come back to it later.
I gave the brackets a try and put brackets around a name but noticed,
1. They are still a bright red that feels fairly distracting when reading a longer piece.
2. It didn't update any future instances of that name. Even after refreshing and even after editing the text and saving (this actually undid the ones I did manually put in brackets). it didn't update future instances. I tried putting brackets around all instances of the name by using a text editor to replace 'name' with '[name]' and then putting it back in the text analyzer but that didn't work. I guess that makes sense since some texts might use brackets for regular bracket purposes. What's interesting though, is that in the parsed text, I don't see the brackets around the name. I just see the letters '美弥子' parsed as 3 separate words.
1. This cannot be avoided at the moment, but I have loose plans to allow for a way to get around this
2. You are correct - there is not a way to reparse all instances like that. This would be harder to do, but still doable...I hope. It's several steps more complicated, though.
3. The bookmarks should appear on the main page - if you go to page 3 of 5, for example, you should get something like "continue from page xx", and it even scrolls to the spot (more or less) where you were :)
