Kanji Study

Pros

• I use Kanji Study and think it's great
• For this purpose, I recommend [Kanji Study](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mindtwisted.kanjistudy&hl=en-us), its dictionary functionality is the easiest to navigate and it has decomposition trees for the character's c...
• I use Kanji Study to force myself to remember kanji, Anki for vocabulary, Bunpro for grammar.
• I'm trying to grind all the N2 kanji so I don't have to worry about them further down the line. I use the Kanji Study app.
• I use wannikani (paid for a lifetime after my trial), also use an app on android called kanji study. I think these are the best ways for me.

Cons

• Yeah, if I could type I feel like I'd learn readings and stuff more easily, but I do like the stroke quizzing.
• On Chase Colburn's Kanji Study app, 漁師 (fisherman) is marked as "(sensitive)". Why is this, and what word should I be using instead?
• Parent context: There should also be an iOS version. Just make sure to read carefully, before you pay. Cause it has some extra paid (SRS, Kanji History) stuff. But you would only need to unlock all Kanji and the Set. Reply: It’s only an...
• I'm using Kanji Study to...well, study kanji. Do you think it's better to study by choosing the correct reading for each kanji or by choosing the correct kanji for specific words?
• Kanji Study was pretty complicated for me to use as a beginner and didn't have a simpler way of just grinding Kanji like you can grind the kana on kana pro, which, by the way, was abandoned completely by its owner and is now a legacy pro...