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- Updated
- 2026-10-21
- Anki versions
- 26.09.2~
- Languages
- Python, JSON
- Description language
- en
Hide & Customize Anki Review Counter (New, Learning, Review Counts)
AnkiWeb addon 1447799391
Lets you hide or customize the New, Learning, and Review counts above Show Answer, show session totals or current card type, and reveal hidden counts by click or shortcut.
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- Last update or commit: 2026-10-21 (11 days before the snapshot).
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 26.09.2 | + | 2026-10-21 |
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Description
Customize or hide the New, Learning, and Review card counts displayed above the Show Answer button on Anki's review screen.
This add-on lets you hide the remaining card counter, choose which numbers are visible, display how many cards you've reviewed during your current study session, or show whether the current card is New, Learning, or Review.
You can also temporarily reveal hidden counts by clicking the counter or using a keyboard shortcut.
Useful if you want to:
- Hide the remaining card count while reviewing in Anki
- Remove the blue, red, and green review numbers
- Hide only one or two of New, Learning, or Review counts
- See how many cards you've reviewed instead of how many remain
- Show or hide the review counter on click
- See the current card type while studying
- Customize the numbers above Anki's Show Answer button