Reorders daily cards so due learning and day-learning cards appear before new and review cards, including modified support for the v2 scheduler.
Alternatives to Review First
AnkiWeb addon 181194973
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Reorders Anki review cards by expected long-term knowledge gain, using FSRS-based estimates and displaying each card's gain to prioritize the most beneficial reviews.
Orders review cards by creation order, supports the default scheduler, adds a Tools toggle to disable it, and conflicts with another review-order add-on.
Adds browser buttons to move selected new cards into the learning queue, grade cards directly, and reset selected cards to new.
Adds a Review button beside Study Now on deck overview pages, plus a Shift+R shortcut, to instantly start a custom study session of due Learning and Review cards.
Moves cards up or down in the browser with configurable hotkeys and inverts card order via right-click, after sorting by due or position.
Adds special template fields that display card details such as review dates, interval, due date, queue, lapses, and other statistics, with optional deck-option fields.
Orders review cards in regular decks by interval, default decreasing or optionally increasing, though it can slow queue building.
Tracks known vocabulary and reorders language cards so sentences contain only one unknown word, supporting multiple languages including Japanese with Japanese Support and Chinese.
Reorders due cloze cards in ascending cloze ordinal order by adjusting their due dates, so reviews follow note sequence; creates backups and is intended for the v3 scheduler.
Reorders new cards into priority and normal queues using custom searches based on frequency, occurrences, kanji knowledge, and recency, sorting each queue by a chosen field.
Reschedules Anki cards using FSRS review histories, postpones or advances selected cards, balances daily workload, schedules breaks, disperses sibling cards, flattens backlogs, and reports memory and learning-step statistics.