Resets selected cards’ scheduling and progress—including lapse and repetition counts—and lets users reset decks or browser-selected cards, with Anki 2.1 support and safeguards.
Alternatives to 🗑️Reset Card Scheduling (Fixed by Shigeඞ)
AnkiWeb addon 83793850
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Transfers scheduling data and properties from one card to another via browser shortcuts, optionally auto-deleting the source note and auto-transferring within the same deck; undo is unavailable.
Transfers scheduling data and properties between cards, a fixed version for Anki 23.12+ that is now obsolete because the original add-on was repaired.
Clones any deck with all notes, fields, and tags intact while resetting every card to new with no review history, via a Tools menu action with undo support.
Adds a Reset Limit Increases action to each deck overview screen, reversing Custom Study increases to today’s new or review card limits, including accidental ones.
Reschedules cards by importing scheduling data—due date, interval, ease, and review count—from one or more CSV files selected through the Tools menu.
Resets ease factors in selected decks to target values or ranges when Anki closes, letting users escape Ease Hell, with import and export backup options.
Turns Anki study into a networked multiplayer game where players battle each other on filtered decks, track progress, and optionally share badges and daily study time.
Imports only scheduling information from apkg deck packages via Tools, supporting the new 2.1.50+ compression format and noting beta status.
Rewards studying by showing a catchable Pokemon after a configurable number of reviewed cards, with 1,025 collectible Pokemon, legendary encounters, capture animations, progress tracking, and CSV import/export.
Integrates TiddlyWiki with Anki so questions interleaved with notes sync in one click, remain connected when edited or moved, and preserve Anki scheduling.
Resets card ease to a chosen percentage through a Tools dialog, letting users select the deck and optionally limit resets to reviewed cards or those with differing ease values.