Orders review cards by creation order, supports the default scheduler, adds a Tools toggle to disable it, and conflicts with another review-order add-on.
Alternatives to Review in Created Order
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Prevents auto advance from being disabled when Anki loses focus, with a Tools menu flag to toggle this behavior for multitasking or filtered decks.
Embeds Anki’s native editor directly in the review window so you can edit note fields during review, with configurable triggers, exclusions, undo options, and Image Occlusion support.
Hides all new cards, or only those added today, until the next day by suspending and tagging them, with automatic triggers and a Tools menu command.
Orders review cards in regular decks by interval, default decreasing or optionally increasing, though it can slow queue building.
Creates screenshot-based occlusion cards that reveal hidden sections one step at a time, supporting grouped or sequential reveals for ordered, long-form answers and diagrams.
Combines multiple card types into a single card per note, toggled per note type, showing a randomly chosen card type weighted by configurable multipliers.
Automatically sets a deck type's review limit to zero on selected weekdays.
Keeps the editor window persistent during review, obscuring fields on the front side and revealing them on the back, with shortcuts for toggling.
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.
Remaps numeric keypad keys for reviews, shifting ease shortcuts, enabling undo, answer display, audio replay, and cascading ease selection, with each change optionally configurable; fixes ease-button clicking bug.
Opens a Pygame window after card reveal so users can draw supported Japanese kanji, view stroke-order hints, receive accuracy grades, retry, and save scores.