During reviews, displays a configurable dialog to add, edit, or remove tags on untagged or new cards, with tag search and collapsible custom tag lists.
Alternatives to Tags Display during review
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Displays up to four note fields in clean, customizable boxes after the answer is revealed, with side-by-side or 2×2 layouts, image zoom, and a show/hide hotkey.
Displays overlapping tags for selected browser cards, with space-delimited include/exclude filtering, adjustable tag depth, note counts, and double-click-to-copy tags.
Displays a color-coded overlay on the Anki review screen showing an AnKing card's yield level, organ system and First Aid chapter, with adjustable tag settings and light/dark themes.
Adds a Tags command to the reviewer, editor, and browser context menus for toggling the current note's tags.
Adds a running total for the current review session to the display at the bottom of the screen.
Adds configurable cloze note types supporting nested clozes, clickable hints, show/hide toggles, iteration through clozes, customizable scrolling, and in-reviewer search.
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.
Displays a customizable progress bar during review sessions that tracks passed cards against new, learning, and due card totals.
Shows overlapping tags for selected browser cards, with include/exclude filtering, adjustable super/sub-tag depth, note counts, and double-click tag copying.
Redesigns Anki's deck list, reviewer, sidebar, Add, Browse, Stats and Preferences with a cleaner look, searchable navigation, heatmap, stats and customizable themes, all individually toggleable.
Adds a search/filter bar below the add-on list so users with many add-ons can quickly narrow displayed entries, with a Ctrl+F shortcut on newer Anki versions.