Provides a touch-friendly alternative dialog for rescheduling the current card by new interval, with configurable quick buttons for a week, month, or year and single-Space acceptance.
Alternatives to Disable Keyboard Shortcuts in Review
AnkiWeb addon 563591692
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Provides an embedded internet browser within Anki for searching selected text through context menus or shortcuts and importing website text and images into the current card.
Customizes keyboard shortcuts on the main, editor, reviewer, and deck browser windows via the add-ons Config screen, supporting key sequences and duplicate shortcuts.
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Creates mind maps inside Anki and links them bidirectionally to flashcards, enabling visual organization, node editing, and navigation between maps and review cards.
Stops AltGr+alphanumeric keystrokes typed in text boxes from triggering review and browse screen shortcuts, though Esc must be pressed twice to close dialogs and some Alt-based shortcuts may break.
Adds configurable extra keyboard shortcuts, such as hjkl, for rating review cards, optionally revealing the answer first or rating immediately, and adjusting 2/3 key behavior by button count.
Memorizes and restores zoom levels for Reviewer, Home, Overview, Editor, and Stats across restarts, with Ctrl+scroll auto-saving, shortcut keys, and configurable manual zoom.
Adds a Search Images button to the Browse editor toolbar that opens a Google image search for a configurable note field, with domain and shortcut settings.
Opens browser notes in separate external editor windows via context menu or configurable Ctrl+Alt+E shortcut, using a minimal wrapper around Anki's Edit current note dialog with autosync disabled.
Enables keyboard-driven Anki reviewing with hjkl answer keys, front-side grading, configurable shortcuts, hidden or disabled buttons, Pass-Fail mode, answer color coding, zoom controls, and last-grade display.
Provides an extended tag add/edit dialog showing one tag per line, openable via configurable shortcuts or the editor and reviewer context menu.