Provides a touch-friendly alternative dialog for rescheduling the current card by new interval, with configurable quick buttons for a week, month, or year and single-Space acceptance.
Alternatives to Correcting a bug in anki which makes new card appearing in wrong order
AnkiWeb addon 127334978
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Applies configurable trigger-and-action rules to cards in a note, automatically suspending, unsuspending, or burying others based on conditions like maturity, applied from the browser or main window.
Disables same-day spacing of new sibling cards so they appear consecutively in their proper order, though it only affects new cards and not the v3 scheduler.
Turns Anki reviews into a living village: new cards create villagers, missed reviews kill them, and coins, homes, seasons, wildlife, taxes, and land expansion evolve over time.
Displays all cards as an interactive colored grid showing learning states or property gradients, with sorting, tooltips, click-to-browse, due indicators, progressive loading, and automatic updates.
Displays a configurable semi-transparent overlay of recent review history—dates, review types, buttons pressed, and intervals—during review sessions, with adjustable corner position, line count, and feed order.
Creates a filtered deck from a right-clicked tag in the browser sidebar, with configurable supplemental searches, card limits, automatic unsuspending, and default ordering.
Reorders daily cards so due learning and day-learning cards appear before new and review cards, including modified support for the v2 scheduler.
Adds editor autocomplete that suggests existing values from the same note type and field, with toggleable suggestions and strict or loose search modes.
Improves feedback on typed-answer cards by rearranging multiple correct answers, supporting optional and slash-separated alternatives, and grouping Indic combining marks for clearer differences.
Corrects review timestamps recorded while traveling so streaks, heatmaps, and daily counts fall on the right dates, with preview, automatic backups, history logging, and forced sync upload.
Speeds up saving and editing large note types, adding cards, changing note types, and deck reordering by only recomputing required data instead of unnecessary information.