Displays customizable, color-coded overlays of remaining new, learning, and review card counts during reviews, with animated +1/-1 indicators and configurable position, font, and current-card highlighting.
Alternatives to Hide cards count when reviewing
AnkiWeb addon 1550637585
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Replaces the displayed number of due cards with an exclamation mark, concealing how many cards remain.
Replaces standard deck stats with a customizable, theme-adaptive dashboard showing per-deck progress, remaining cards and today's completed reviews, configured through a graphical menu.
Hides due-card counts on the main screen and per deck to reduce review overwhelm, manipulating only the interface so review statistics remain accurate.
Automatically hides Anki after a set number of reviewed cards and shows a movable, customizable countdown break timer, then redisplays Anki when the break ends.
Splits review sessions into configurable chunks and displays two linked progress bars with color-coded intervals, timers, session tracking, and optional FSRS-based retention coloring.
Replaces non-zero review and learn (due) counts with "?" on the homepage and deck pages to reduce number-related stress.
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 two customizable chunked progress bars to Anki, with settings for target card counts, deck calculation methods, bar size, and displayed numbers.
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.
Toggles the remaining card count's visibility via a configurable keyboard shortcut or menu bar item.
Displays a customizable New cards today line under the deck browser's studied-today text, counting each distinct new card only once.