Hey and welcome on community forums 
I have passed it to the programming team 
They are working on it!
Cheers,
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Bug report:
When replying to feedback submitted via the “report” button, after clicking “send” (to respond to a message that’s addressing the user’s feedback), an empty new text box to type in is unnecessarily left open.
Unless I just can’t hear it, it doesn’t sound like she’s pronouncing the の in のだろうか.
This one is a bit frustrating as there are no clues indicating to use てきて. I keep using かえりなさい, which I assume is also correct, yes?
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Hey 
It is allowed, I added it as an alternative answer.
This one is a bit frustrating as there are no clues indicating to use てきて
We will do something with it 
Strange, I don’t hav that issue on my iPhone XS
What OS version are you using?
That’s a WebView so that could be a difference.
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I am using iOS 12.2. I encountered another bug, that is maybe related to this one: My JLPT study level is set to N3 and I finished all of the grammar points. Now when I click on the study button I see this screen:
When I tap the reviews button and navigate inside the WebView to the study section I see the normal message:
Is there somehow a difference in the creation of the WebViews?
Yes there is, both review and study are a bit app specialized versions of the website but if you navigate around you’ll end up on the normal website which behaves a bit different.
This will be replaced by a native review process soon though and you well not be able to navigate around the website from within the app.
The features like looking up grammar after making a mistake will be there 
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I’ve just startedusing the Android version and are having the following issues:
The ‘add to reviews’ button on grammar points doesn’t work.
Secondly when I open the app I can’t use it due to things ‘loading’, is this normal?
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@scottleaver Thank you for your feedback. Are you using this app? This version is currently being reworked by @zessirb.
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@Pushindawood Yes, that’s the app I’m using.
Ahh, I assumed it was directly associated with Bunpro, but is it actually a 3rd party app?
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Hello @scottleaver.
The application is associated with Bunpro.
The loading time is one of the current main concerns, we will be using a local database in the next updates but it is still unfriendly to the weak connections, at least for the first time loading the data.
As for the “add to reviews” button, this seems like a bug. I will look into it.
Thanks for your feedback!
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Hello,
I am not sure if I am correct or not, but it seems like “desuga” should be an accepted answer as well. Let me know if that is not the case. Thank you!
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ですが doesn’t work here because the sentence ends in くれない as opposed to くれません. That’s because it would create an inconsistency in the level of formality.
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I see, that makes sense! Thank you!
Hey 
You are right, it might be better since it expresses stronger advice than non-past version!
Cheers!
Hello!
I am far from understanding the nuances of Japanese language, but this one example is weird to me. I checked this one with my gf and she felt the same way. She said “nagara” is better for doing something intentionally or something you can control. For example, “I ate popcorn while watching a movie”. This UFO examples seems like the person walking with the dog was watching the UFO for a long time, as if he/she expected the UFO to be there and watched it intentionally.
Let me know your thoughts!
Thank you 
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I experience the same issue. HTML parsing is broken in WebView on the grammar info page. Works fine in the normal iOS Safari browser, though.
Version 1.0 (50), iOS 12.2.
Strange.
I‘m not aware of any differences between Safari and it‘s WebView for Apps oO
I’ll test it, maybe it’s a bug in the WebView. Hopefully it’s just a configuration issue…