Displays customizable images or animated GIFs matching each answer's difficulty after review, with configurable display duration and random, gradual, or rangrad rotation modes.
Alternatives to Acertar a resposta com GIF ou som (Right Review GIF) π
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Turns the Anki preview window into a timed slideshow with random order, pause/next controls, tag-based answer timing and audio replays, plus an optional external media window for local files.
Plays a customizable .mp3 or .wav completion sound, defaulting to the NYT crossword jingle, when you finish a deck.
Plays user-provided looping ambient background sounds during Anki study, with menu controls for enabling, selecting soundscapes, adjusting volume, and remembering settings.
Rewards answering review cards with happy pictures and penalizes slow answers with sad pictures, with both image sets replaceable by the user to improve focus.
Plays customizable sounds and visual effects when reviews start, answers are clicked, decks are completed, or cards are repeatedly failed.
Provides customizable per-deck study timers with individual alarm sounds and randomized break messages, an on-screen review timer toggled by Ctrl+R, continuous countdowns, and multilingual support.
Plays WAV, MP3, and MP4 audio within Anki, lets playback continue when switching files, and supports saving custom playlists in its dialog.
Plays configurable sounds during card reviews when cards have specified tags, with tag-to-sound mappings editable in config.json.
Plays customizable sound effects for answer buttons, typing errors, graduation, deck completion, and ambient music, with adjustable volume, delays, and configuration options.
Displays a pixel-art cat on the deck browser that changes mood across five stages based on daily card count, with a mini review cat, customizable name, color, size and thresholds.
Opens linked PDFs, documents, ebooks, and audio/video files in external programs at specific pages or positions via clickable hyperlinks in Anki's reviewer, previewer, and editor on Windows and Linux.