It just confused me for a bit, I generally liked it without the dropshadow. I’ll get used to it fast though 
I have looked for the answer on the app as well as this forum but haven’t found it so please help me understand something.
How does the “wrap-up session” work?
If I have 100 items, do the meaning of 1 item, the readin of another. When I do wrap up, I end up with 2 items to review and when I finish session I have 0 reviews to do. what happens to the other 98 items to review?
Thank you
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The wrap-up removes all items from the current session that have not been started yet, i.e. for which no questions have been answered, correctly or incorrectly. It’s as if those not-started items were never part of the session at all.
Other than that, it does nothing. Those other 98 items stay in your review queue, and they’ll be included in your next review session.
Thank you @ejplugge , I thought I had used it once and ended up with no reviews on my pile and found it strange. I’ll try it in my next review session.
Thank you and congratulations on the amazing work.
Small request, but would it be possible to have an option to display 12-hour AM/PM time on the review chart instead of 24-hour time? I can deal with 24hr, but it’s less intuitive for me and I’ve misread the chart by accident more than once. lol
Ah, I never thought about that since for me the 24-hour clock is so ingrained as the only proper clock… I’m surprised that it hasn’t been brought up before since the US is the largest demographic for FD.
I’m not going to put a setting in the app for that, but I’ve put a fix in the app to follow the system setting for 12/24-hour clock. So if your device shows its own clock as 24-hour, then the app will show a 24-hour clock as well, and same for the 12-hour clock. It’ll be in the next update.
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Ah, that’s a smart way to handle it! Thank you!
I have to admit the 24-hour clock makes sense and I’d like to get used to it, but upbringing is a stubborn beast, haha.
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@ejplugge Goedemorgen! I have a couple of questions: When using Delay proccesing quiz results, which timestamp gets associated to the items: review time or upload time? The other question is if you would still consider adding an option to the theme customization to change the color of the Show answer and the answer background color in Anki mode? (it’s the same color)
Have a nice Sunday!
Review time. To be precise, the time the last question for the item was correctly answered. This is regardless of whether delayed processing is enabled or not.
Exception: if at sync time the review time is less than 5 minutes ago, then no time is sent at all, and the API servers fill in the current server-side timestamp instead. This is to compensate for device’s clocks being out of sync with the servers.
Yes, that’s still on the list, I just haven’t gotten around to it yet.
I just updated to the latest version and I noticed when entering answers during reviews I get this white border appearing on the sides of the screen. It goes away when keyboard is active. Is there an option to switch that off?
No, but that layout inconsistency will be fixed in the next update.
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Will there be an IOS version of this app someday?
No, afraid not. I am not an iOS developer and for various reasons I don’t want to be one.
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That works great with my current workflow, thanks!
Thanks, no need to rush it. You delivered a lot of functionality in record time with all the updates so far.
Alright thank you for replying.
(I am thinking about switching with my next phone, this gives me another reason. 
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Would it be possible to add some sort of hearing practice? For example, app would only play audio, and you would then need to write down the meaning of the word. Kanji characters would be hidden.
Hello,
I am having problems on android. Some of the kanji readings are written in katakana in the app while it is written in hiragana in the website. and since in the app it is written in katakana, it is not accepting the hiragana writing whenever I type it in the app. What can I do to avoid it?
It’s already on the list. I’ve been putting requests like this on low priority because WaniKani is a tool for learning kanji, not vocab, and the vocab is primarily there to reinforce the kanji lessons. But I do plan on going over some requests like this (audio training, reverse training, things like that) at some point.
For kanji, normally all readings are presented in hiragana and answers must be given in hiragana as well. If you are seeing kanji readings in katakana, then you probably have enabled the setting ‘Show on’yomi readings in Katakana’, and maybe ‘Require on’yomi answers in Katakana’ as well. They’re in Settings → Other. Turn both of those off unless you specifically want to see/type on’yomi readings in katakana.
thank you @ejplugge