@okayfrog @Rukifellth @Kellamity
Hey guys! Thanks for all the feedback.
At the moment we’re absorbing and processing it all, both here and on the main thread.
Once we’ve given it a wee bit more time, we’ll make a decision about what to do with it all.
Thanks for the positive feedback! Yeah I feel like the approach has been working well.
The Deck Review Type feature has been really flaky – sorry for the inconvenience!
Where are you accessing the Deck?
From the Deck screen or from the Dashboard?
Or are you getting this error regardless of where you access it?
Original post can be found here.
Adds Japanese translations for nuance Hints (currently only N5 is available)
Switches ordering of Hints – now the order is:
A lil preview:
Thanks as always, and keep that feedback coming guys!
Everywhere:
1- Old reviews - dashboard
2- New reviews - dashboard
3 - From the vocab deck itself
I did one fill in the blank and the review is coming back fill in the blank too
Sorry to get back late with this. We’ve been busy with all the new Hint stuff mentioned in this thread.
I’ll have a chat with our lead dev and see if there is any way we can make this experience better.
Thanks as always, and keep that feedback coming guys!
Literally so excited! Been waiting for years!
To prepare for the move of Reviews 2.0 out of Beta, we’re releasing a large batch of new features.
New Review Type added – "Fill-in + Reveal & Grade" (Cloze + Flashcard)
Redid the way that accepted-inputs (alternate-answers) work for Translate + Manual Input questions
Now the accepted inputs are all separate from the official translation
This stops the following use case:
And instead, when opened, displays it like so:
Hover over the Alternatives button, or hold down the A key to activate!
Introduced “I don’t know” (IDK) feature to the Quiz
Now if you submit (type Enter/click the right-arrow) once, it will warn you that there is no input, and that if you submit again, you’ll mark the question as unknown
Submit a second time, and you’ll have submitted “IDK” as the answer
Submitting a question as IDK is the same as marking it incorrect
Until now, the classic move to mark a question you didn’t know as incorrect has been to just type ‘あ’ or any other nonsense hiragana
Now you can officially say IDK ¯_(ツ)_/¯
We initially considered a button for this, but with such limited space on the Quiz screen, we went with this ‘double-tap’ system
This is another feature that’s not on the Legacy system, so we’re looking forward to your feedback on how this feels
A hotkey now doesn’t reveal the answer, instead, Enter does!Thanks as always, and keep that feedback coming guys!
I tested this but it still isn’t working for me, let me know if there’s anything in particular I need to do!
So sorry this is still happening 
Will DM you!
I tried to turn on the 2.0 reviews again to see how they were now since I haven’t tried them out in a couple months. I immediately ran into an issue. I know the website’s not exactly designed for mobile, but I’m currently on my phone (on Android) where I often do quick morning reviews… I thought at first that the reviews had completely failed to load because all I was seeing was an input box, but then I poked around a bit and saw the issue. The blank space between the question and the input box is big enough that when the keyboard comes onto the screen, it pushes the question off the top and I have to close the keyboard to see what’s being asked of me. It’s not broken exactly, everything that needs to be there is there, but it’s initially confusing and subsequently awkward to have to close the keyboard on every question to see what’s asked before opening it again to answer.
Please separate the furigana settings for the two review decks. I want vocab to be furigana on hover and grammar to be always on, but there’s currently no way to do that, so I have to switch it back and forth.
it was suggested in this thread that people use Nuance first then translation. So I finally decided to give that a try. The problem is that without the translation, I’m not exactly sure sometimes what the answer being asked for is. For example
Without the English translation, how am I supposed to tell that it’s “like that” and not “like this?”
Has anyone else found that, over time, their percentage correct is absolutely plummeting?
I used to get pretty good percentages, but they are just going down and down, like I’m doing the opposite of learning … ? 
I don’t think a lower percentage means you are not learning thing anymore. It’s quite normal that you start with stellar percentages because initially you have only a few things in your review queue and they are very basic as you just started. As you progress you add more things and more complex, so it’s easier to get confused. But I’d rather come last at a Olympic competition than first at some neighbourhood run meant for children 
Sometimes it’s hard to know with just the Nuance alone. We’re working on it though.
For now, I would suggest creating a Report directly for that question (in Reviews, and not on the forum), as the Content Team is staying on top of that stuff and will be able to provide a solution.
It be like that. Especially once you start getting way more reviews / into N3 and above.
I recently restarted from N2/N1 back to N4 and my score got waaaay better (like 60-70% to 95%).
Go back and do old Grammar Points, you’ll feel better about how far you’ve come
Just got back from holiday.
Made some small changes/fixes:
/ hotkey that opens up the Hotkey Guide
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ / IDK) feature to the Hotkey Guide