Flashcard apps without deck import lose users with existing card libraries
A flashcard app user praises offline-first support for studying without reliable wifi, but says the lack of CSV or Anki deck import is a dealbreaker, since starting over from scratch isn't viable when they already have a large library of cards in other tools.
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