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You may like to try the new auto-highlight feature: You may like to try the new auto-highlight feature
If you click on a previously translated word/phrase it will present a pop up allowing you to delete it without opening the sidebar.
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I agree that the difficulty grades are very rough and not as useful as they should be. I’ve been planning for a long time to open source the algorithm, which is very simple, with some tests, so that others could help improve and calibrate it for different languages. The trouble is I have a lot of other things to do and extracting this code, creating tests, and documenting it never seems like a high enough priority. I would make it a priority if I were convinced that enough people would contribute to it.
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One way to to accomplish this is to always include the article (e.g. in English a, an, the) along with the word. The idea of Readlang is to always learn words or phrases as they appear in a given context.
I do agree that it would be nice to show the gender information without needing to include other words. Just offering a alternative solution that may help.
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I agree this is not super-urgent. I think it's a nice feature even if rough. I guess the pedantic side of my nature doesn't like seeing the books listed as "B2" etc, because such labels seem unjustifiable given the roughness of the ranking, but it's still useful.
What about giving a numerical score? Or just "easy" "intermediate" "advanced"?