Do you have a sample deck where it’s easy to reproduce it?
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Here’s a recording of it happening in a newly imported deck: https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/2106258716
Managed to fix. Will push it eventually
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I’ve noticed the new study screen reacts much slower on my phone than the old one (both when flipping the card and when showing the next card after pressing an answer button). That slows me down when reviewing cards. Is there a chance to rework it so that it reacts as fast as the old screen
What do you mean exactly? (A video comparing the new and old screens would be nice)
All the other reports about it have said the contrary: performance is improved significantly.
If it’s about gesture taps, tune down the double tap time interval
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The only performance issue that I’ve noticed is that the first card takes a tiny bit longer to load up.
What do you mean exactly?
When using gesture and swiping left to answer “again” or right to answer “good”.
All the other reports about it have said the contrary: performance is improved significantly.
I’ve tested now also tapping just the buttons, and the reaction is fast. The problem is only about swipe gestures.
If it’s about gesture taps, tune down the double tap time interval
Where can I find this setting? I’ve tried to increase gesture sensibility, but without effect. And I don’t find the setting for double tap time. (Anyway, the problem is not about an actual double tap, but about the swipe gestures.)
Use the settings search bar to search for Double tap time interval.
The only way to be sure that the user wanted to make a double tap is waiting for the interval. So make it lower if you want more responsive gestures.
I’ll see if I can exclude swipes from waiting.
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Is the JS API simply disabled for the test version or is it intended to be working? It’s not working: AnkiDroidJS is not defined
Yes, that works. Thank you!
I’ll see if I can exclude swipes from waiting.
That would be great. It seems that the old study screen did that, and it gives you immediate reactions without changing “Double tap time interval” which can have side effects.
There’s another thing I’ve noticed: In the new study screen there seems to be no support for TTS when using “Advanced→Text to speech”.
The new reviewer is still a work in progress.
It supports Anki’s native TTS mechanism. The one you are referring to is a deprecated one, and the app states clearly to avoid it and migrate to the new mechanism. It should already be gone a long time ago, but nobody removed it yet.