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Mnemoloop 1.2 puts FSRS controls in settings

FSRS weights and your target retention rate move into settings, the deck tree handles uncategorized cards, and malformed card files surface their errors.

1 min readMarco Pozzecco

Tune FSRS from settings

FSRS scheduling no longer runs on hidden defaults. Under Settings → Mnemoloop you can set your desired retention rate and adjust the FSRS weights, and the interval preview follows your changes. If you want to review less often, lower the target and see the cost before you commit to it.

A deck tree that reads better

Uncategorized cards now appear in the deck tree instead of disappearing from it, and the tree auto-expands so the structure of your decks is visible without clicking through every level.

Cleaner cards, visible failures

Unknown YAML keys are stripped from a card when it is parsed, so its frontmatter stays tidy even after an edit by hand or by another plugin. When a card file cannot be parsed, the plugin returns an error result instead of failing silently, and recovery uses defaults for corrupted paths rather than discarding the card.

Smaller fixes

  • Deck filtering matches partial names again.
  • The release automation copies the new version into the plugin manifest in the right order.

Mnemoloop 1.2.0 is in the community plugin directory now. The full list of changes is in the changelog.

Mnemoloop is free and open source.

Runs inside Obsidian on desktop and mobile. No account, no telemetry.

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