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kanjiman8: He said in a blog update a few months ago, he wants to use a built in SRS for TextFugu. I don’t mind using Anki but I think it would sort out all those issues some people have with Anki like media not playing. A WaniKani integration makes sense. TF for lessons and grammar. WaniKani for Kanji and vocab.
I personally, can’t stand Anki. I use it because I need to review, but I just don’t like the way it does everything. SRS is okay, it’s just Anki. I don’t know why. I would LOVE LOVE LOVE something built in, but I’m afraid that I won’t be able to review even when I’m offline. [There's ONE thing about Anki that I like.] Solutions?
Anki is sort of bland on the design and graphical side, and some of the features aren’t beginner friendly, but it does the job. There are other SRS apps out there like http://www.mnemosyne-proj.org/. If you choose a new SRS app, it would mean creating all your Anki decks from scratch to use with the new SRS app unless they can read Anki decks.
I think this built in SRS app should be rolled out soon due to the amount of problems I see people having with Anki. It could be designed in a way that means you can review what you’ve already studied offline.
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