Characters like 直 and 写  get rendered using Chinese font on Android. I have Japanese set as a system language and a japanese key board installed. To resolve all text in app should be explicitly tagged as japanese to prevent defaulting to Chinese encoding.

Hi everyone and thank you for the amazing app. I studied Japanese with the minna no nihongo textbook, the newest edition, and I noticed that in the app, the kanji section related to that book, starting from unit 26, have different kanji (some kanji are in different units, some others are completely missing). So, to sum up, up to unit 25 everything’s perfect, from unit 26 to 50 is kinda of a mess. I have the book in the original paper format, how can I help you to fix it? I’ll gladly do it. I can provide pics of the

In this issue, the user was having an issue where swiping from the left side of the screen went back. This is caused by Android 10's swipe-navigation feature.

This can apparently be disabled on a per-screen basis.  See here.

Oops, shouldn't have normalized them I guess

Hi. First of all thanks for the app, I was looking for EXACTLY that, KKLC order drawing practice app and found it! The fact that it's free and ad-free makes it even more amazing, I hope it stays this way...

Now to the issue: I've tried custom review and drew few characters using a generic capacitive stylus on my Android phone. What happens is if I make a left-to-right stroke too quickly it just kicks me back to the main screen. I think if I draw slowly that doesn't happen...

Looks like a bug to me I can't tell for

The meaning of the Kanji is covered by the system bottom line when the phone has a notch in iOS (iPhone X, and newer phones)

Every time I open the app, the popup "whats' new in v0.22 beta?" appears.

It should only appear the first time a new version is installed, after that it should aknowledge we saw it and not show it again.

Tapping the Import Backup option in the settings page shows the default backup location dialog as expected, but tapping OK from here causes the app to crash. Tapping elsewhere on the screen or tapping the Android back button also causes the crash.

Observed on Android 13 on a Pixel 7 Pro.

I am using the japanese for busy people textbook, but the order in which the kanji are presented does not match the order in the textbook.  Do I misunderstand something?

When I search for kanji by chapter there is no relation that I can see between what is in the book, and what I am permitted to choose.

— Dave

I just noticed a mistake I made in https://ringotan.helprace.com/i387-basic-kanji-book-bonjinsha-support.

In chapter 12, I transcribed 曇 but it should have been 雲.

When the phone has a notch, it covers the kanji definition.  Need to detect that case and move it up a bit.

Should be a simple text change

App consistently crashes when selecting “review only”

(v 0.21 release 43, iOS 16.1)

Hello Mr. Blueraja,

I have started using this app from last one month. Previously it was running smoothly but from yesterday it started to crash  as I start reviewing. 

Gurudeo

Hello,

First of all, thanks for the great app, i'll donate via github, it's a great piece of software.

One complaint: these days many people keep their phones in silent mode, and so far most language-learning apps I've tested are able to circumvent silent mode for pronunciations. With Ringotan however this works with Airpods, but without Airpods I have to disable silent mode in order to hear sounds, which is a tiny, but still a hurdle, especially annoying when I forget to switch silent mode back on, as Ringotan is pretty much the only app that requires disabling it. Please

Need that sweet dopamine release

Hi, i really like the app and i want to give something back for the great work. But there is no way to do that. Is it a bug or a feature?

Thanks

Currently Ringotan basically reveals the answer already while drawing the kanji.

While this looks really cool, it has a few downsides:

• the user is influenced and draws the kanji differently than if he had not known part of the answer
• the user doesn't see what he drew exactly
• due to that the opportunities to learn how to draw the character more exactly are lost

Since Ringotan already supports stroke-by-stroke detection of whether the kanji was drawn correctly I suggest to add a new option "reveal answer" which can be set to "while drawing" (current behavior) or "after drawing"

The "after