Feature Request: Less Convoluted Way to Resurrect Burnt Items

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I’ve been using WK for nearly two years and have burnt over 2000 items… I’m starting to review my burnt items, and, unsurprisingly I don’t always remember them. For ones that I get wrong and feel are a higher priority (more common kanji/words/etc) I like to resurrect them to throw them back into the review rotation.

Unfortunately the process for this is a real pain in the butt:

1. get a wrong answer

2. copy the wrong kanji or vocab

3. go another WK tab

4. click the search icon

5. paste the wrong item

6. select it from the list

7. scroll all the way to the bottom

8. click the tiny gray resurrect button with the gray text

9. return to the original tab for more burnt item reviews

I would really, really, like an resurrect button available on the review page when I get a wrong answer on a burnt item so I can just click that and move on. I don’t mind if you need to click the info button first, but the 9 step process that’s currently required is really, really painful.

Thanks!

(I’ve also mailed this to hello@ as a direct feature request to the team)

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A button to resurrect a whole level would also be good.

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I cannot recommend this enough. Being able to review entire levels that have been burned would be a great help.

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It must be too hard for WK staff to implement.:person_shrugging:

Their focus is on making the dashboard look nicer and widgets.

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I’ve always wanted a feature where we request like one hundered random burnt items to review then at the end, just click any that we want to add back to this endless cycle of hell.

I know there are quite a few I’d want / need to ressurect by now, but I’m not sifting through all the levels I’ve done to arbitrarily decide.

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Of course! How could I forget? How dare I ask for something useful? :rofl:

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Yeah, I’d love something like that, along with just a simple “review the N burnt items that I haven’t reviewed in the longest time”, so I could periodically cycle older items through.

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