I think I had this one, too. It was fixed for me by disabling auto expand info. Not the best solution, but still easier than refreshing. You could give it a try 
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The feedback page (Log in | Bunpro) gives this error:
500: INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR
Code: `ROUTER_EXTERNAL_TARGET_CONNECTION_ERROR`
ID: `fra1::wlvzk-1749032382518-628b1f5742a0`
ID changes on every reload. Both on desktop/firefox, and android/chrome.
I noticed it a week or two ago I guess? I thought it was a temporary error/outage, but after I reported an error today, I saw it’s still there.
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Hello, i am having this (maybe) bug for a vocab review of 初旬 (しょじゅん) where i type it in but it says that it wants something similar. Maybe this is my mistake and it I am unable to see it. The answer for the question also says it that it is 初旬 and looking at the sentence in the examples for the word it also says it.
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Thanks for the feedback!
Seems this was a mistake on our end.
We’ve fixed it now! Thanks~
Hi there! Are you still seeing this?
Is the background supposed to look like that? It started looking like that today, and I’m honestly not sure if that’s intended or not. IMO, it looked much better just being blank/gray like before.
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Not anymore. Thanks!
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On the iOS app, if you search for something, open a result, then go back, the search query is cleared.
This is very annoying if you are trying to find an entry in the better supported N* categories to add something to the review list.
Not necessarily a bug but, I’d love to see the “nuance” written on the main info page / lookup of the vocab / grammar. I feel this is the best way to learn and something I endeavored to write when I used to make my own flash cards, and think it’s the most valuable part of studying with Bunpro. It often breaks down the word in such a way that the endless and seemingly disparate translations all make sense through that one context (I call it the “core essence” or “connective tissue”).
Often I come across words I’ve learned in the past through school or whatever, and will add it to my study list just so I can see how the nuance is described. But if I could see it when I look up the word, I wouldn’t have to add it as a study item just to see that part.
よろしくお願いします！