Buries new cards whose siblings are due within a configurable number of days ahead, preventing new cards from previewing answers to upcoming reviews.
Alternatives to add and bury show later
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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.
Inserts newly created cards at the top of the card queue, toggled via a button, the Tools menu, or Ctrl+Alt+0, with a tooltip showing the insertion position.
Automatically buries cards failed three times consecutively in one day, with a configurable failure streak and a pause option in the Tools menu.
Builds guided native Anki filtered decks from chosen topics and decks, plus recovery, time-based sessions, resume, context, private notes, debriefs, and workload hints.
Enables quickly adding, editing, deleting, and toggling preset tags during review using customizable keyboard shortcuts, with optional burying or suspending of cards or notes afterward.
Adds right-click options to open images, audio, and video in external programs, duplicate or rename the files, show them in the file manager, and create an empty image to edit.
Enhances the deck tree by showing only cards due now, next review time when none are due yet, plus Later and Buried columns, refreshing every 30 seconds.
Displays each card's first review per day as a clickable, hoverable grid on the deck congratulations and overview screens, with configurable sizes, limits, ordering, and due-day markers.
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.
Lets you show the same question again after answering without submitting an ease, via a modified Easy button or reviewer context menu.
Enables controlling nearly all Anki features with a gamepad or other controller, with customizable bindings, per-context profiles, cursor control, and a quick-select overlay.