Is there a way to do this? I was trying to type seito when trying to convert 生徒 to kana in a vocab quiz, but just typing se made me skip the question and end the quiz, so I didn’t get to redo the questions I had clicked ‘redo’ on. I don’t want this kind of accident to happen again. How do I make sure I have this kind of failsafe?
Is there a way to do this? I was trying to type seito when trying to convert 生徒 to kana in a vocab quiz, but just typing se made me skip the question and end the quiz, so I didn’t get to redo the questions I had clicked ‘redo’ on. I don’t want this kind of accident to happen again. How do I make sure I have this kind of failsafe?
It picked up a character inside of the text field and hooked it into a shortcut? That *definitely* should not happen.
Do you think you could replicate it? If so, I'd love to see a video.
Is there a way to do this? I was trying to type seito when trying to convert 生徒 to kana in a vocab quiz, but just typing se made me skip the question and end the quiz, so I didn’t get to redo the questions I had clicked ‘redo’ on. I don’t want this kind of accident to happen again. How do I make sure I have this kind of failsafe?
It picked up a character inside of the text field and hooked it into a shortcut? That *definitely* should not happen.
Do you think you could replicate it? If so, I'd love to see a video.
Well, no, that’s why I said it was an accident… But it’s one that’s all too prone to happening.
Look for the shortcuts in the user settings (top right kao, then the gear). You can disable it there.
Which option under these settings?
In the user setting search for: keyboard
It should bring up: keyboard shortcuts for quizzes
Set "ends the quiz" and "skips the question" to disabled
This just happened to me again. I lost a streak of over 300 grammar questions because of this. Now I can’t find the keyboard settings anymore where they previously had been.
Because I didn't want to do the grammar schedule first but now I want to do it but I can't find the grammar "You cleared a schedule!" It's a n3 grammar schedule.pls tell me why can I not find it(I checked each one that says that and they're either vocab or kanji)
