Silently collects learning-process data and card metadata in the background, without affecting study, to support machine-learning research on estimating intervals from user performance and card specifications.
Alternatives to 💾History Recorder - word cloud and statistics (Fixed by Shigeඞ)
AnkiWeb addon 510715849
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