Provides a distraction-free full-screen review interface by hiding menu bars, overlaying adjustable, draggable, touch-friendly answer buttons, and hiding the idle cursor, with customizable settings.
Alternatives to Mad Hatter's Toggle Full Screen
AnkiWeb addon 1321630814
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Removes review-screen distractions with full-screen or windowed modes, hiding menu bars and overlaying customizable, draggable, touch-friendly answer buttons over cards.
Hides menu and toolbars during reviews and superimposes draggable, touch-friendly answer buttons over cards for a clean, customizable, full-screen study interface.
Gamifies Anki with a health bar that drains and refills as cards are reviewed, while estimating when all daily new and review cards will be finished.
Hides Anki's menu bar, toolbars, scrollbar, and selected answer buttons during review, auto-restoring them on exit, with configurable cursor auto-hide and automatic deck review.
Adds configurable cloze note types supporting nested clozes, clickable hints, show/hide toggles, iteration through clozes, customizable scrolling, and in-reviewer search.
Displays up to four note fields in clean, customizable boxes after the answer is revealed, with side-by-side or 2Γ2 layouts, image zoom, and a show/hide hotkey.
Enables batch creation of Anki cloze-deletion cards by pasting @-separated card text into a dialog and generating a named deck, with a suggested ChatGPT prompt for producing such cards.
Moves the browser's editor from below the table to its right side via a customizable shortcut, though this feature is now built into Anki 2.1.55 and later.
Hides the top and answer-key toolbars during card review to save screen space, with menus toggled by D and cards answered via number shortcuts.
Moves the browser's card/note table into the sidebar to maximize the editor area, toggled by menu or configurable shortcut, and optionally minimizes the tags editor.
Enables drawing and writing on cards during review, similar to AnkiDroid, with a temporary on-screen board, settings menu, Ctrl+R toggle, and hide/clean icons, currently supported on Linux.