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Mark words you know: I know it / I don't know it lists

New: mark words as “I know it” or “I don’t know it” — from the bottom toolbar on the word page, while training with Flashcards, or by selecting several words in a list at once.

·1 min read·By ttdictionary

This update is rolling out to every ttdictionary dictionary app on Google Play.

What's new

  • New: mark words as “I know it” or “I don’t know it” — from the bottom toolbar on the word page, while training with Flashcards, or by selecting several words in a list at once.
  • Marked words get a colour stripe in the lists. You can change this in Settings → Word state display.
  • Add the “I know it” and “I don’t know it” lists on the Search page to see those words separately.
  • Bugs fixed. Performance improved.
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