This isn’t true. Got many items from Recent Mistakes correct in a normal review session, but all of them are still there.
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Correct in a normal review session? Or in this extra study mode? I guess only the “normal” reviews are considered there
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At the very least can we get a tooltip so we don’t have to open 10-20 tabs just to see the kanji reading?
We’ve waited months for this and this is literally worse then user made plugins made by individuals on this site.
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Apparently, this takes up too much space if you have a lot of errors.
How about you show like 20 or so, and then allow the users to expand it if they want to see more (either as a dialog that hovers over the rest of the site, or as an expandable box that pushes the other dashboard content down)
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Pagination or a side-scrollable table might also be an option? I’m not a big fan of the latter and it often clashes with UI designs, but it’s convenient, especially on mobile devices.
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Absolutely, those are also some great suggestions for saving space.
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In a normal review session. This also happneed to me.
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Yes, in a normal review session
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No offense, but this could literally have been developed in a few hours. Why not just look at what Bunpro has as a summary page and copy that. Pretty sure it would satisfy most people.
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I just checked and experience the same thing. I reviewed OK an item on the list, refresh the list, it is still here.
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@Akashelia @HotAirGun @Ptscan which browser and possibly browser version are you guys using and/or do you have any privacy settings enabled (for instance, “don’t send information X on requests”)?
Unlikely, but it could be that the session doesn’t propagate the information correctly back.
(I should be working on my own kanji app instead 
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@WeebPotato Currently using Firefox Version 116.0.3 (64-Bit), with the security settings setted to “Strong”. Running on a Win 10 Machine. But I don’t usually do reviews in this browser, I usually use an app on my ipad (Tsurukame). There are some reviews arriving in a couple of minutes, I’ll try to do them here and see if anything changes. I just deactivated the scripts I had (none I use for reviews thou).
Edit: Ok, did my reviews and it had 3 items that currently populates the recent mistake pile. They are still there, even after the review session.
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@Akashelia @HotAirGun @Ptscan @WeebPotato I can confirm the issue you are seeing is an oversight on my part. I am sorry.
I am fixing this at the moment, but I need to migrate some data which is taking some time as I am processing a lot of records. I will have this fixed shortly (hopefully in the next few hours).
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Thank you for the reply!
I like the feature. Also support the “hovering” idea. I guess I noticed the absence of “% correct” after the most recent review or lesson, but I also have not totally settled on what the best thing is for my learning style or ultimately, how much it matters until I start trying to put all this into action by trying to actually read some written Japanese.
I have my own cycle of difficulty/frustration/relief which goes something like this:
- At the beginning of a new level I’m amazed how I can’t recall something I looked at three seconds ago.
- In many cases it doesn’t start to sink in until I get it wrong a bunch of times.
- I often feel like the vocabulary section is “coasting” like after you climb a big hill on your bicycle. I find I can predict the readings quite often and that is my “feeling good about myself” part of the cycle.
- I don’t look at the “leeches” section but yes it does bug me to constantly get the same things wrong over and over. The big ones seem to be active/passive verb differences as I have not figured out a dependable pattern in them.
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There’s some patterns but there’s so many exception it’s pretty pointless learning them.
You’ll get used to them as you start taking in more native content.
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Between active and passive verbs? Passive form in Japanese has a very well defined pattern.
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I’m sure they meant transitive/intransitive 
I don’t think WK makes a point of passive forms when it gives you those vocab
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Yes I think that’s what I meant. LOL! I’ve started a new job in the last year which also requires me to learn a lot so I’m just stuffing information into my head all day long.
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It’s better than no feedback on mistakes.
However it adds more clutter to the Dashboard, it would be great if this could be hidden with a cascading window and looked at when needed.
I find looking at what items I have in apprentice etc are important along with progress on the current level, this is getting further and further down the page now.
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