I'd like the word which I answered wrong be tested again in that particular test session, until I will finally answer correct. That option can be activated in settings tab.

Would it be possible to have the possiblilty of adding photos to terms and not just words (translations and examples)

Could have a button to hide the text, because sometimes I want to listen to the audio without reading the text together.

It would be a good idea can format the text. For example, makes text italic, bold, etc..

I find that the "print" version of texts, with the translation hints one has saved so far, greatly increases ease and fluency when reading difficult texts. I wondered if it would be possible to have something like that in normal reading/working mode (when one can also edit old and create new terms), so you wouldn't have to do as much "mouse-work", relying on pop-up fields for getting the translation every time you need one. Having one's translations between the lines might be an even clearer arrangement, but in front of each word works just as well, I suppose.

Is it possible to have the web dictionaries in the lower right frame automatically open at a certain height (so that they're already scrolled down a bit)? Some dictionaries have a lot of stuff at the top of the loaded page and one has to scroll down every time to get to the actual word definitions.

I imagine there won't be but since many children's and non-fiction texts like to include them: is there a way at all to have pictures (e.g. jpegs) shown in reading mode?

I would really like to mark an expression (for example Expr. 2) and ignore the whole expression (the two words) so that both words will be marked white.There are a lot of names (for- and surnames) where now both words have to be selected seperately.

Add an extra column on the "<Language> Texts..." (edit_texts.php) page that is a user ranking (Easy through Hard, or something like that, 1 through 5, etc) and allow sorting of texts based on rank.

When using LWT with languages that the learner knows better, usually the majority of blue words won't need to be defined. That's why I would find it useful to have some way to mark them as well-known (if possible "ignore" as well) by a single keystroke rather than the usual moving the mouse and two clicks.
Kindly disregard this suggestion if this should be impossible programming-wise, since it's also been hinted that blue words are treated differently than saved ones making it impossible to cycle through them, so one has to edit them sequentially.

A Previous and Next links could avoid us to go back on the text selection menu after finishing the current reading.

That's especially useful when we have imported several texts in once. Then, when reading those imported texts, we could go on the next text (or previous) without going back to text selection menu.

Currently only clicking on the blue words automatically opens the editing and dictionary fields. Since I often come across a new meaning for a word I already edited before, but would like to change at that point, it would be convenient to have these two fields also open directly, i.e. on-click, for all other (non-blue) words in the texts.
I realize, though, that others might be using clicking instead of hovering on these words to only show their already existing definitions in the usual popup, and since loading/updating two extra frames costs time, maybe this function could be made optional.

With the current implementation, the position of a word selected with left & right arrows is independent form the position selected by pressing the return key. I think it'd be better if the position of the selected word (black frame) derived from the selected blue word (red frame).

I'd like to be able to have lwt add/parse multiple texts I have/have put in the form of text files to the database to avoid having to do it one by one from the "new text" page.

More visualization option for statistics (graphics, bars, etc).

More statistics. Two examples:

1. Graphic showing how many cards will be reviewed every day for the next x days

2. Number of cards in an custom interval (i.e: number of cards that are to be reviewed in the next week + number of cards to be reviewed next month, etc).

I would love to be able to automatically import text from RSS feeds.

It would be especially awesome if it could support specific sites too, like http://www.dw-world.de/dw/0,,8030,00.html which includes both transcript and MP3 of daily German news.

(From User Tommus @HTLAL) I have a couple of suggestions about marking words to "ignore". After I have either learned or added all the normal words in a text, the remaining words are usually all proper names, such as place names, people's names, or other-language words. They remain highlighted in blue. I'd like to be able to easily mark all of these as "ignore". I recommend a second button beside "I KNOW ALL", such as "IGNORE ALL" that would mark all remaining words in blue as "ignore".