Changing LingQ status 1-4 is very buggy

Whenever I attempt to change the status of a LingQ from unknown to anything 1-4 it simply won’t allow me to and it will immediately snap it back to it’s original status. I have to fight with the system by refreshing the page and sometimes that fixes it, sometimes not.

Another bug I’ve been dealing with is that on lessons I import from YouTube using the extension the highlight text while audio is playing so I can follow along also doesn’t work. And yes, I made sure the setting was in fact enabled.

This is another frustrating bug that occurs occasionally. I usually have to navigate to the previous or next page to update the status, which is both time-consuming and inconvenient.

Yeah. The other day I couldn’t combine words to make a lingq like normal. I think that bug was because I was trying to add it to a hyphenated word.

Just had to redo a lesson because several sentences in the middle were being translated to Spanish instead of english. Manually editing the translation just pushed them forward to the next sentences

Thanks everyone, we are investigating this.

Hello @nathan_prc05 Could you please provide a lesson where you have difficulty with changing statuses.

Of course, I want to note as well that the white underline for words when audio plays is completely gone as well. I turned it off and on again in the settings and nothing helps.

@nathan_prc05 May I ask if you might have been creating LingQs at a rate of more than 60 per minute? If so, this behavior would be expected, as rate limits can temporarily block LingQ creation for a few seconds.

I tested this out and a few words started bugging out after the 12th word. I waited a few seconds to make sure they loaded with their definitions visible in the side bar and they were still buggy. It doesn’t appear to be a server issue.

Hi Zoran, I noticed this happens only on the browser version, Firefox, when I use the keyboard cursor keys to switch fast from one word to another and back. Then it appears. Or when I click with the mouse forth and back with a certain velocity. I do this sometimes in order to understand better the context without to rely on the translation.

I don’t believe it has to do with a LingQ creation limit. What really happens in my case: The cursor is on one word and the translation shows a different word.

Hello @isuretpolos ! Could you please provide a link to the lesson where this happens, along with a screenshot showing the issue? This would really help us investigate it.