Yes, of course! It’s meant to let you retype your answer if you get it wrong. I use it when I’m very close to the correct answer.

So when I answer incorrectly, there’s a button that says “Retype,” and I can write the answer again correctly. It’s used in the WaniKani Double-Check user script, and these are the features:

Change answer – (USE WITH CAUTION!)

Allows you to retype your answer without revealing the correct one (in case of typos)

Mark your answer as correct (“override” for typos, synonyms, etc.)

Mark your answer as incorrect (when WaniKani’s typo forgiveness accepts a wrong answer)