Subversity said...Wrote this real quick for Amenophyckxs.Amenophyckxs said... I've said it before, and I will say it again. I absolutely love this site.So basically a kind of speed mode, that ignores letter/character input and marks the questions as correct/incorrect based on pressing "1" or "2"?
I have gotten used to a bunch of scripts on wanikani so there are a few things that I miss when I use kaniwani.
So I'd like to put in a feature request.
I've thought about asking in the original thread of the script I'm looking for, but it appears that the dev is no longer maintaining it and it's being maintained by Mempo (looks like he maintains a lot of abandoned scripts).
The script I'm looking for is called anki mode.
It basically emulates anki, which allows you to press "space" to show the answer, and if you knew the answer you press "1", and if you didn't know the answer, you press"2".
This speeds up the review process a lot, and seeing as I now review on wanikani AND on kaniwani, it takes up a good chunk of my time.
I'm on 500+ reviews now on kaniwani, so this feature would be really nice. (I get if this is not planned, or possible, just thought I would try my luck)
Mempo's updated version of the script can be found here:
https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/15950-wanikani-anki-mode
The original script can be found here:
/t/Userscript-Wanikani-Anki-Mode/8399
(outdated link, use Mempo's link above)
Now I'm not all that tech savvy, so I'm not sure if it's easier for you to implement a feature like this using the script's code, or if it is easier for a dev of a script to add your website to the list of sites it runs on.
Anyway, please let me know your thoughts. (I might post a similar request in the other script thread if it turns out I should ask there instead :P)
Thanks again for the hard work!
It would be possible to implement and have a settings toggle - though I'd want to see multiple people interested in this first before goind ahead with it.
I'm a firm believer in entering the answer manually these days - I used to use Anki with 5000+ items active in rotation and found it too easy to forge ahead without properly taking time to consider each item. We've found that having to type in the answer really forces proper consideration and recall.
/t/Userscript-Kaniwani-Anki-Mode/12557/1
It just binds some hotkeys (SPACE, 1,2) but none of those are needed to answer in hiragana, so no harm ;p
So technically you don't have to consider implementing it any more. However, a native solution would of course be better and potentially reach a lot more people. But only do that if it aligns with KW's philosophy.