[Userscript] Memrise Auto Learn

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It’s due to the recent Memrise update, I’ll let you guys know when it’s functional again

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Script should be working again - latest is 0.0.5

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Thanks - working better now.

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Thanks It’s Back!

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This script achieves the ‘next word’ part of what you were looking for

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Awesome, thanks!

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Thanks for updating the script! A blessing to have the working auto-learn-function again!

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Hi, the script is currently not working for me.
All other userscripts seem to work fine.
Can anyone confirm this?

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Seems to work fine for me, although I just fixed an issue which was making it not work well with the Audio Provider script.

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Yes you are right. I reinstalled the script and now everything is working fine again. Not sure what went wrong there before though.

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So I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong, but I just can’t seem to get this working in Firefox. It works fine in Chrome, just not in Firefox. It used to work, but now the auto-learn icon doesn’t even show up.

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This is probably the reason: Warning: Disable Firefox Greasemonkey addon auto-update - V4.1 breaks user-scripts!

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Thanks for the heads-up. I installed Tampermonkey instead and everything is working fine now.

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For some reason, if I click on the general “learn” it works, but if I go to a specific level and learn, then the button disappears.

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@cooljingle I always forgetting to toggle. Is there a way to set “auto learn on” default?

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@cooljingle yeah that would be very useful…

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Woooooooooow!
I’ve tried to create a good script like this for a little while, but always ran into some sort of problem. You, however, have created a subtle addition to the GUI, which works really well and without bugs. Thanks billions!

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@cooljingle By the way, I’m curious - how long does it take you to write a working script?

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The first ones I wrote obviously took the longest, you learn from previous experience which helps things a bit. It depends a lot on the complexity and how much testing needs to be done to get it working. Some scripts have quite a few hours in them over the course of its life due to being gradually improved or getting broken and requiring a fix.

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You might want to consider putting a bigger setting in there