Moves the Stats and Sync toolbar buttons to the right, replicating the Anki 2.0 layout.
Alternatives to Move Stats and sync buttons to the right (2.1.20)
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Moves Anki's top toolbar into the menu bar, showing database and media sync separately, and patches MorphMan to add a K 123 V 456 menu label.
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.
Monitors card activity during Anki reviews to pause or restart a configurable Pomodoro focus timer, show study stats, plan decks around exam dates, and optionally sync sessions.
Replaces Anki's top toolbar text labels (Decks, Add, Browse, Stats, Sync) with icons, supporting light/night modes and tooltips, with an optional setting to show text.
Simplifies the deck browser by removing stats displays, shortcuts, and extra buttons, replacing New/Learn/Due columns with one total count while keeping native styling and study flow.
Adds a graphical manager for organizing decks into parent folders, with search, bulk moving, sub-deck creation, promotion to root, context-menu access, and undo support.
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 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.
Adds a side panel of customizable clickable emoji bubbles in Anki's main window for one-click access to favorite websites or program paths, with add, edit, delete, and reorder options.
Adds a configurable info bar to the browser, with optional background colors for suspended or high-lapse cards, deck line placement, and width settings.
Adds word-wrap to the Browser table, with a configurable shortcut, though it slows down the browser and is not well tested.