Why did my post end up so flubernucked?
Anyway, yeah, I was kinda going to ask about how many people stick with it, but didn’t want to kill the mood 
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I was just kidding. We actually get several hundred page views a day. I’m pretty happy with it
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I’ve been meaning to use it more regularly. It’s the thought that counts, right?
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The fact that you’re even thinking about it means that I’ve already won
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So I just created an account (finally), but I’m curious about one thing. How come the settings (like WK API key) are only saved in cookies?
I may not even use the website until I want to read 時をかける少女, but I think it’ll be really useful then. So thanks for making the website! 
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There’s not really a reason, it’s just how I organized it. Anything that affects mysql queries is stored as account metadata. Anything that is purely front-end (like SRS preferences) is saved as a cookie.
The exception is API keys which are saved as cookies because I do the actual ajax request in javascript. They do store the level that you get from the call as user meta though.
I see. It’s just a shame that the settings wouldn’t save across computers/browsers because of that.
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That’s a good point. The site’s still very fluid at the moment. It could be a change I could make eventually.
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Is there a way to see the words that you’ve trashed?
Lessons → trash tab. It shows you the most recent ones. Alternatively you could look up the word in the search thing (at the bottom of the lessons page)
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So, I’ve spent half an hour today trying to make a userscript for floflo to replace the difficulties by the actual word counts. It’s kinda ugly so far, and I basically load all the pages, so it’s pretty damn inefficient in terms of server load. Technically, I would like to display the remaining words as well, but I’m not doing well because I don’t know anything about JS… 
@Raionus, if you think it’s a bad idea, I’ll just stop but then please tell me which “action” to send to the database to get those numbers
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Congrats
Do this one next
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What’s your script looking like? There is no action to load unique words at the moment - it’s bundled in with the same function that loads the entire table. So like I don’t even know how you’re loading those numbers to begin with.
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I’ll put it on greasyfork once I’m happy with it, but the process so far is:
- for each elementor post card, look at the hyperlink.
- follow the hyperlink and extract the content of “unfortunate child”
- load the table
- extract the vocab count wrap.
- put that html in the green bubble instead of its current html
So, yeah, I end up loading EVERY table each time I load the page. I should add some caching in the script, but I don’t really know how I would detect a table changed…
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Try:
On script’s start, check if there’s a cookie.
If it exists → do nothing
If it doesn’t exist → do whatever your script does right now, then make a cookie that expires after (however long)
So that way the script only rechecks whenever the cookie has expired.
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Thanks! I’ll try that.
So, thanks to @Raionus’s help with handling cookies, I got the thing to not actually destroy everyone’s bandwith.
Grab it here
This userscript replaces the difficulty by real numbers, with the format
remaining words at current frequency / total words at current frequency (total words)
And it looks like this:
I mostly made it to help me decide on what book to read next.
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Is there a way to add a book to a queue or something (without adding words) so it’s easier to get back to books you plan on reading? Like a “My Books” section.
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Wow, Floflo even has decks from anime (megalo box)??? This looks like freaking paradise.