Sorts review cards by configurable criteria such as card ID, deck, note fields, or randomization, using the V2 scheduler only.
Alternatives to Choose in which order you see new cards
AnkiWeb addon 1665261045
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Orders review cards in regular decks by interval, default decreasing or optionally increasing, though it can slow queue building.
Replaces cluttered hierarchical tags in the editor with a customizable, clickable list using bolded nicknames, middle truncation, wildcard rules, custom ordering, hover highlighting, and JSON import/export.
Modifies or fakes note creation times to define a custom persistent note sorting order, warning that it is poorly tested and may damage collections.
Right-clicking any Browser tag instantly creates a filtered deck, flat or fully nested, with configurable sorting, card limits, search filters, and automatic unsuspending.
Creates filtered decks from browser tags via right-click or Alt-click, with customizable names, card counts, search suffixes, and sort orders.
Adds Anki Browser buttons to merge or duplicate selected notes, merge tags, delete originals, choose merge order and field separator, and combine duplicates.
Automatically unsuspends sibling cards once prerequisite cards meet interval or review-count thresholds, with leech protection, unseen-card-only safety, notifications, a rules configuration window, and manual catch-up unlocking.
Lets you quickly add or edit tags while reviewing, with configurable shortcuts for specific tags and optional burying or suspending of cards or notes.
Skips the deck overview and starts reviewing directly via deck click, s or slash, adds an overview button to the gear, and conflicts with the progress bar add-on.
Lets users change the added date of selected cards and notes via the browser's right-click or Cards menu, including dynamic offsets and timeline warnings.
Adds AnKing-specific study analytics, weakness trackers, a daily exam planner, per-card stats, risk sorting, and browser tools for targeting and unsuspending cards.