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> The `~/Library/` folder is hidden by default, but can be revealed in Finder by holding the
	
- I removed this part entirely. It's not needed if the user just uses the provided keyboard shortcut.

- I also included a link to Apple's guide on how to navigate to a specific folder through Finder's menu. (I think it's simpler to link to official guides than teaching the users basic OS operations ourselves).

> [If this was linux, ~/Library/ would be prefered]

I also think it sounds natural for mac users. I added a `~` before `Documents/Anki` because there isn't `/Documents` at `/` that I know of even in old macOS versions.

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src/browsing.md

@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ tags.
 Here is an example: Say you have the tags `Math`, `Calculus`, and `Algebra`.
 Click on the `Calculus` tag, then <kbd>Ctrl</kbd>-click on the `Algebra` tag. Now both
 tags are selected, click and drag any of the two onto the `Math` tag to make them
-both children of this tag. Behind the scene, Anki has renamed the two tags to
+both children of this tag. Behind the scenes, Anki has renamed the two tags to
 `Math::Calculus` and `Math::Algebra` respectively and updated your notes accordingly.
 
 Another use case for selecting multiple items is searching: If you right-click on

src/deck-options.md

@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ changing this option will still have the old delay, not the new one.
 
 ## Subdecks
 
-If your deck has subdecks, and you wish one or more subdecks to have different settings to the parent decks, you can assign those subdecks to different presets.
+If your deck has subdecks, and you wish one or more of them to have different settings from the parent deck, you can assign those subdecks to separate presets.
 When Anki shows a card, it will check which subdeck the card is in, and use the options
 for that deck. There are two exceptions:
 
@@ -134,11 +134,11 @@ make the backlog worse.
 
 ### Limits Start From Top
 
-By default, the daily limits of a higher-level deck do not apply if you select one of its subdecks. A parent deck can have a new card limit of 10 cards/day and its subdecks can have a new card limit of 20 cards/day. The limits set on parent deck do not affect the number of new cards you can study from its subdeck.
+By default, the daily limits of a higher-level deck do not apply if you select one of its subdecks. A parent deck can have a new card limit of 10 cards/day and its subdecks can have a new card limit of 20 cards/day. The limits set on the parent deck do not affect the number of new cards you can study from its subdeck.
 
 When this option is enabled, the limits set on higher-level decks also apply to their subdecks when a subdeck is selected. In the previous example, you will be able to study only 10 new cards from the subdecks instead of 20 new cards.
 
-This option can be useful if you wish to study individual subdecks, while enforcing a total limit on cards all the subdecks.
+This option can be useful if you wish to study individual subdecks, while enforcing a total limit on cards in all the subdecks.
 
 ## New Cards
 
@@ -179,7 +179,7 @@ Anki treats small steps and steps that [cross a day boundary](./preferences.md#r
 With small steps, the cards are shown as soon as the delay has passed,
 in preference to review cards and new cards. This is done so that
 you can answer the card as closely to your requested delay as possible.
-In contrast, if the step crosses a day boundary, the delay is automatically converted to days. For example, if next day starts after 5 hours and the delay is 6 hours, Anki converts the delay to 1 day.
+In contrast, if the step crosses a day boundary, the delay is automatically converted to days. For example, if the next day starts after 5 hours and the delay is 6 hours, Anki converts the delay to 1 day.
 
 ### Graduating Interval
 
@@ -405,7 +405,8 @@ become available, and SM-2 specific options, such as **Graduating interval**,
 - Ensure that all your learning and re-learning steps are shorter than 1d and can be completed on the same day. 23h is not recommended even though it's less than one day because you won't be able to finish this step on the same day as your first review. Steps such as 10m or 30m are good.
 - Click the "Optimize" button under the "FSRS parameters" field. If you see a message that says "The FSRS parameters currently appear to be optimal", that's fine.
 - Choose a value of desired retention: the proportion of cards recalled successfully when they are due. **This is the most important setting in FSRS. Higher retention leads to shorter intervals and more reviews per day.** The default is 90%, which offers a good balance of retention and workload. Above 90% the workload increases very quickly, and above 97% the workload can be overwhelming. You can use ["Compute minimum recommended retention"](#compute-minimum-recommended-retention) to help you choose the value of desired retention.
-  Parameters and desired retention are preset-specific, you can make multiple presets with different parameters and desired retention.
+
+Parameters and desired retention are preset-specific, so you can create multiple presets with different settings.
 
 FSRS can adapt to almost any habit, except for one: pressing "Hard" instead of "Again" when you forget the information. When you press "Hard", FSRS assumes you have recalled the information correctly (though with hesitation and a lot of mental effort). If you press "Hard" when you have failed to recall the information, all intervals will be unreasonably high. So, if you have this habit, please change it and use "Again" when you forget the information.
 
@@ -447,8 +448,7 @@ FSRS parameters affect how cards are scheduled. Do not change the parameters man
 The FSRS optimizer uses machine learning to learn your memory patterns and find parameters that best fit your review history. To do this, the optimizer requires several reviews to fine-tune the parameters.
 
 When you click the **Optimize** button, FSRS will analyze your review history, and generate parameters that are optimal for your memory and the content you're studying. If you have decks that vary wildly in subjective difficulty, it
-is recommended to assign them separate presets, as the parameters for easier
-decks will be different from harder decks. There is no need to optimize your
+is recommended to assign them separate presets, as their optimal parameters will differ. There is no need to optimize your
 parameters frequently: once every month is sufficient.
 
 By default, parameters are calculated from the review history of all

src/editing.md

@@ -122,7 +122,7 @@ and the add notes dialog, you can use the reposition button, which asks
 for the numerical position you want the field to have. So if you want to
 change a field to be the new first field, enter "1".
 
-Alternatively you can also drag and drop the field names to re-order them. To do
+Alternatively you can also drag and drop the field names to reorder them. To do
 that, use your mouse or finger to drag the field to the desired position. An indicator will
 show you where the field will be moved to.
 
@@ -211,7 +211,7 @@ thinking in advance about how you want to use them will help you decide
 what will work best for you.
 
 Some people prefer using decks and subdecks to keep their cards organized,
-but using tags have a big advantage over decks for that: you can add several
+but using tags offers a big advantage over decks for that: you can add several
 tags to a single note, but a single card can only belong to one deck, which
 makes tags a more powerful and flexible categorization system than
 decks in most cases. You can also organize tags in trees [in the same way as you can do for decks](getting-started.md#decks).
@@ -352,7 +352,7 @@ Anki will replace the text with:
 
     Canberra was founded in {{c1::1913}}.
 
-The "c1" part means that you have created one cloze deletion on the
+The "c1" part means that you have created one cloze deletion in the
 sentence. You can create more than one deletion if you'd like. For
 example, if you select Canberra and click \[…​\] again, the text will
 now look like:
@@ -484,7 +484,7 @@ You can edit your IO notes by clicking on "Edit" while reviewing,
 or directly from the browser. There are several tools that you
 can use. Of note:
 
-- Select: It allows you selecting one or more shapes to move,
+- Select: It allows you to select one or more shapes to move,
   resize, delete or group them.
 - Zoom: You can freely move the image and zoom in or out using the mouse wheel.
 - Shapes (Rectangle, Ellipse or Polygon): Use them to add new shapes / cards.
@@ -505,7 +505,7 @@ can use. Of note:
 - Alignment: This tool can be used to align your shapes / text areas as desired.
 
 While reviewing IO Cards a "Toggle Masks" button will appear just below the image.
-This button will temporary clear all shapes of the note when using "Hide All, Guess One" mode.
+This button will temporarily clear all shapes of the note when using "Hide All, Guess One" mode.
 
 ## Inputting Non-Latin Characters and Accents
 

src/filtered-decks.md

@@ -160,7 +160,7 @@ Display cards that you're most likely to have forgotten first. This is useful if
 you have a large backlog that may take some time to get through, and you want to
 reduce the chances of forgetting more cards.
 
-When using the SM-2 algorithm, overduessness is determined by comparing how
+When using the SM-2 algorithm, overdueness is determined by comparing how
 overdue cards are, and how long their interval is. For example, a card with a
 current interval of 5 days that is overdue by 2 days, will display before a card
 with a current interval of 10 days that is overdue by 3 days.

src/importing/packaged-decks.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ transfer decks between devices or profiles. However, when importing
 a deck shared by someone else, you typically do not want to adopt their card intervals
 or review history.
 
-If you encounter imported cards with unexpectedly large intevals, the deck author may
+If you encounter imported cards with unexpectedly large intervals, the deck author may
 accidentally have included their scheduling information. You can use the
 [Set Due Date feature](../browsing.md#cards) to reset the imported cards. On Anki
 23.10 and later, you can remove any scheduling information during the import process

src/importing/text-files.md

@@ -189,7 +189,7 @@ and must be listed in separate lines at the top of the file.
 
 | Key               | Allowed Values                                                                             | Behaviour                                                                                                       |
 | ----------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
-| `separator`       | `Comma`, `Semicolon`, `Tab`, `Space`, `Pipe`, `Colon`, or the according literal characters | Determines the field separator.                                                                                 |
+| `separator`       | `Comma`, `Semicolon`, `Tab`, `Space`, `Pipe`, `Colon`, or the corresponding literal characters | Determines the field separator.                                                                                 |
 | `html`            | `true`, `false`                                                                            | Determines whether the file is treated as HTML.                                                                 |
 | `tags`            | List of tags, separated by spaces                                                          | Adds the listed tags to every imported note.                                                                      |
 | `columns`         | List of names, separated by the previously set separator                                   | Determines the number of columns and shows their given names when importing.                                    |

src/platform/windows/text-size.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # Text Size
 
-If you find the text is the wrong size, there are two environmental
+If you find the text is the wrong size, there are two environment
 variables you can try:
 
 - ANKI_NOHIGHDPI=1 will turn off some of Qt’s high dpi support

src/preferences.md

@@ -25,8 +25,8 @@ From 2.1.50+ there is an option to switch to day or night mode automatically.
 If you find that the interface elements are too small for you, you can
 try to increase this setting.
 
-**Reset Windows Sizes**\
-This will reset all windows sizes and locations to the default settings.
+**Reset Window Sizes**\
+This will reset all window sizes and locations to the default settings.
 
 **Video driver**\
 Anki's libraries need a video driver to draw content on the screen.
@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ Controls when Anki should start showing the next day’s cards. The default
 setting of 4AM ensures that if you’re studying around midnight, you won’t have
 two days' worth of cards shown to you in one session. If you stay up very late
 or wake up very early, you may want to adjust this to a time you’re usually
-sleeping. Note that the start of the next day is relative to your current timezone.
+sleeping. Note that the start of the next day is relative to your current time zone.
 Also note that any cards that cross a day boundary [will appear at the start of
 the day they are scheduled for](./deck-options.md#day-boundaries), just like review cards do.
 
@@ -141,7 +141,7 @@ Disable this if you don't want an automatic sync with AnkiWeb when opening / clo
 
 **Periodically sync media**
 
-**On next sync, force changes on one direction**\
+**On next sync, force changes in one direction**\
 When this option is enabled, the next sync will
 ask you whether you wish to upload or download. This is useful if
 you have made some changes accidentally, and wish to overwrite them

src/searching.md

@@ -302,7 +302,7 @@ cards due yesterday that haven’t been answered yet.
 all cards due in the future, including tomorrow.
 
 `prop:due<=-1`\
-all  overdue cards.
+all overdue cards.
 
 `prop:due>=-1 prop:due<=1`\
 cards due yesterday, today and tomorrow.
@@ -311,7 +311,7 @@ cards due yesterday, today and tomorrow.
 cards that have been answered less than 10 times.
 
 `prop:lapses>3`\
-cards that been lapsed more than 3 times.
+cards that have lapsed more than 3 times.
 
 `prop:ease!=2.5`\
 cards easier or harder than default ease.

src/stats.md

@@ -142,7 +142,7 @@ you’ve selected at the bottom of the screen. The differently colored
 blocks show how many of the cards you answered on each day were
 [mature](getting-started.md#card-states), young, relearning, or learning cards.
 There is also a separate group for cards answered in a filtered/cram
-deck while they were not due. The gray shaded region and the right axis shows
+deck while they were not due. The gray shaded region and the right axis show
 the cumulative total for each type of review as time progresses across the
 graph (so at 0 days, it would display the number for the entire time
 period displayed on the graph).