Hides the top toolbar during card review to save screen space, with D returning to the main menu.
Alternatives to FULLEST SCREEN: hide all toolbars in reviewer
AnkiWeb addon 1999609504
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Changes the spacebar or Enter rating based on response time, choosing Easy for quick flips and Hard or Again for slow ones, with customizable thresholds.
Automatically hides Anki's interface during review, with no configuration needed; keyboard shortcuts still work for deck screen, editing, and other actions.
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.
Hides menu and toolbars during reviews and superimposes draggable, touch-friendly answer buttons over cards for a clean, customizable, full-screen study interface.
Provides a distraction-free full-screen review interface by hiding menu bars, overlaying adjustable, draggable, touch-friendly answer buttons, and hiding the idle cursor, with customizable settings.
Removes review-screen distractions with full-screen or windowed modes, hiding menu bars and overlaying customizable, draggable, touch-friendly answer buttons over cards.
Customizes the main Anki screen with configurable background images and replaces the gear icon, with options for toolbar styling, background color and reviewer images.
Displays up to four note fields in clean, customizable boxes after the answer is revealed, with side-by-side or 2Γ2 layouts, image zoom, and a show/hide hotkey.
Times Pomodoro study sessions with fillable progress and review-counter bars, color-coded answer segments, optional rest periods, pause/resume, notices, and configurable goals, colors, and screen controls.
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.
Adds a Ctrl+Shift+U keyboard shortcut to hide or show the answer, letting users rewrite it to aid memorization.