The forecast is looking good now
As a suggestion, perhaps keep the bars as they are but change the numbers to show the cumulative amount?
I think a lot of us can’t help but start doing mental math to add up those numbers as they go on
The forecast is looking good now
As a suggestion, perhaps keep the bars as they are but change the numbers to show the cumulative amount?
I think a lot of us can’t help but start doing mental math to add up those numbers as they go on
Having a problem starting reviews from the N4 deck section. Clicking grammar reviews on the homescreen opens up reviews just fine, but if I click on reviews on the N4 deck itself under the decks page, I get stuck on an inf loading screen. Been like this the last couple of days. I’ve reset my cache, so I don’t think it’s on my end.
The numbers on top of the bars should be the cumulative amount!
Unless I’m misunderstanding what you’re saying (likely)
Oh, I just mean it would be useful to have some way to see how many reviews will “pile up” over time, e.g.
A way to see that, if I don’t do any reviews before 8pm, then there will be 29 waiting for me at that time.
If I don’t do any reviews before 9pm, then there will be 70 waiting for me at that time.
Etc.
I do like the chart as it is though and it’s just a suggestion - I realise that adding running totals can really make the scale of graphs shoot up, which is why using just the numerical form might be a good way around that problem.
The Wanikani option for furigana is now showing all furigana for me.
On completing a vocab review session, the summary page for the previous grammar review session was shown instead of the summary for that vocab review session.
The text suddenly became very small on mobile, making it hard to read (on a Pixel6).
It seems I can somehow zoom in by “pinching”, but that doesn’t work very well either…
I tried to report the previous bug using the “Report a bug” option in the main menu. It opened my mail client (Proton), but there was a little popup saying that the destination mail was invalid and had been removed. So I end up with an empty mail with no destination address.
I’m not sure if there’s a bug and you’re not getting them, or you just don’t have time to read them, but all of my multiple feedbacks are still in “in progress” (some from 1 year ago).
I’m having the same issue. This has been happening since yesterday. Basically if I try to open ANY deck from the “deck” page, I get an infinite loading screen.
I usually use chrome, but I also tried in Safari and I have the same issue. I tried in incognito, cleared cache and cookies. All that jazz. No luck.
Safari:
Chrome in Incognito mode:
Sorry for the late response.
We’ve identified the issue and have a fix upcoming for it.
Watch out for the post about the release of Reviews 2.0 – once that is released this bug will also be fixed! Should be out tomorrow.
Also I’m adding a fix so that an error modal displays instead of just getting a vague infinite loading spinner
EDIT: Actually the error message was already there, it was just covered by the loading spinner
Reveal and grade don’t work on custom sentences.
新しい! label now sticks to the link in the old UI.
the problem of the font getting unusually thin all of a sudden in review mode still persists. its highly annoying please fix it. (its only in firefox and not in chrome)
The badges seem to have started working a little bit again, though still way behind where I’m actually up to.
Anyway, I noticed that these ones seem to be out of order:
Are you sure the number 10 doesn’t come after 25?
(should be sorted out come monday mornin’ though!)
Haha, you got me
But I have been studying kanji hard and am pretty convinced that 二 comes after 一
Just came across this by chance - clicking on the N1 lesson for opportunity on the lessons page seems to return a 500 Internal Server Error.
500: INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR Code: INTERNAL_FUNCTION_INVOCATION_FAILED ID: lhr1::p8bdf-1686685333590-488f3c5d8786
Link in question:
https://bunpro.jp/grammar_points/を機に
I think the issue with this should be fixed now. Sorry for the trouble