The project has been renamed to **VocabSieve** (`vocabsieve` in code).
To keep your records (lookup and notes records for statistics purposes) from versions prior to 0.7, do the following:
1. Go to your system's shared files folder:
Linux: `~/.local/share/FreeLanguageTools/ssmtool/`
MacOS: `~/Library/Application Support/FreeLanguageTools/ssmtool/`
Windows: `C:/Users/<USER>/AppData/Local/FreeLanguageTools/ssmtool/`
2. Simply rename the `ssmtool` part to `VocabSieve`.
Note that your *configurations* (including Anki settings, among other things) CANNOT be preserved, because the format of some config options have changed. You should simply start from a new config. If needed, you can take a screenshot of your config before updating.
Features
- Lingua Libre audio support: You may now add audio libraries such as the ones from [Lingua Libre](https://lingualibre.org/datasets/), an open source pronunciation database. (Note: currently, only French seems to be well supported. The situation for other languages may improve in the future). This allows you to have audios instantly, without the need to fetch anything from the internet.
- Kindle import date filter: Now, you can choose to import Kindle notes only after a certain date. Note that this is not necessary. If you don't set this, it would simply take longer. Anki does not accept duplicate notes.
- Primary selection for Linux
- Forvo sound selector: An interface has been added select desired pronunciation from Forvo or other sources.
- Choosing the second dictionary source now no longer requires a restart.
- Many more languages have been added. This includes all languages available in Google Translate.
Bugfixes
- Dictionary lookups often failed for Kindle selection because punctuation were not filtered out like with lookups from other sources. This has been fixed.
- The dictionary import interface will now select your target language by default, avoiding confusion.
- (Regression from 0.7.0) Fixed frequency list listing.
- (Regression from 0.7.1) Fixed dictionary, frequency list listing on first opening.