A common request is to have the ability to hide the reason why a question is recommended for blind review (the tooltip that shows when you hover, telling you whether it was flagged, skipped, too slow, guessed, etc.).

We just shipped a new toggle for this. Go to Settings > Preferences, and you'll see an option to turn off the reason for the recommendation.

A couple of things to note:

  • This only hides the reason. You'll still see that a question is recommended for blind review, just not why.

  • This is different from turning off blind review recommendations entirely (that's a separate toggle).

Turn it off, and hovering over a recommended question won't reveal anything about why it was flagged. Turn it back on anytime if you want the reasons visible again.

Hope this helps those of you who prefer a cleaner review experience. Let us know what you think!

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10 comments

  • Monday, Sep 21

    I probably need this 🤣 I'm guilty of scrolling over that exclamation point and moving on it if didn't say "answered incorrectly"

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  • Monday, Sep 21

    I think everyone should study like this. Most the time people nail a question down to two ACs, so if you know you got it wrong the blind reviews winds up pretty simple

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  • Monday, Sep 21

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  • Thank you! This makes it so much easier for me to go through the process of blind review honestly instead of gaming it (a habit I tried and failed to break too many times 😅).

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  • Monday, Sep 21

    Thank you, J.Y.! I’m glad we have the option to toggle this feature on or off in the settings rather than having the same experience for everyone. It’s nice to have the flexibility to choose what works best for us!

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  • Tuesday, Sep 22

    Finally, I don't have to rely on my self-control

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  • Monday, Sep 21

    Awesome, thank you for the update.

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  • Tuesday, Sep 22

    Woohoo!! My comment had an impact

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  • Monday, Sep 21

    Amazing!!!!!! Thank you guys!

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  • Monday, Sep 21

    Thank goddddddddd

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