Opens the first due card of the selected deck at launch, automatically advances through deck queues, and supports per-profile settings and manual queue starting.
deck-management
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252 addons, best rated first; obsolete addons are hidden. Tags are AI-generated and may contain mistakes.
Pins important Anki decks to a top area, hides other decks for focus, supports manual ordering, statistics, streaks, grids, split view, and study controls.
Imports PDFs as Anki decks with page-number cards, optional hierarchical subdecks, PDF viewer, configurable auto-scroll, and docking/standalone viewing.
Displays exam countdown banners in Anki's toolbar, with per-deck toggles, parent-deck inheritance, comparison modes, pre-flip warnings, and rescheduling tools.
Organizes Anki decks into folders via toolbar and context menu, with search, bulk move, create sub-decks, move to root, and undo.
Adds a gear to the main window's deck browser that opens the Browser with that deck's content.
Adds Tools menu and deck gear options to expand or collapse all decks or only a selected deck's child decks.
Alerts you to cards scheduled on or after an upcoming exam and lets you bring eligible reviews forward with popup ratings, windows, confirmations, and exam-plan settings.
Maps tags to decks automatically when adding notes, prompting for new tags, persisting choices, and ignoring specified tags, though it does nothing with multiple tags.
Aggregates hierarchical deck statisticsβcards reviewed, correct answers, percentagesβwith search, flag/ease filters, drill-down analytics, CSV export, and collapse/context-menu navigation.
Unsuspends kanji cards when their kanji appear in already-learned vocabulary words, with optional components unlocking and configurable deck and field names.
Exports Anki decks as human-readable, comparable text files split by Note Type, including deck options and media usage information for re-import.
Hides decks and sub-decks from the main deck list via right-click, with unhide through Tools > Hidden Decks, without modifying decks, cards, scheduling, or database.
Exports normal deck hierarchy as Markdown to clipboard or file, listing full paths in Anki order for LLM or structural inspection.
Locks you into Anki study sessions until a chosen goal is met, enforcing focus, deck restrictions, menu blocking, and anti-exit with optional bypass locks.
Creates a filtered deck for each real deck, adding a search term per deck, useful for studying due cards by creation order and syncing to mobile.
Adds tags to notes based on their cards' subdecks and can automatically flatten decks to clean up cluttered legacy decks.
Displays uncapped review counts in Anki's deck browser, showing how much work is actually due today without considering limits.
Bridges a browser extension to Anki, opening matching AnKing cards, resource tags, images, videos, and optionally unsuspending cards from UWorld results.
Exports filtered deck configurations to a text file and restores or deletes them, recommending an Anki restart after changes.
Provides a floating dashboard to organize decks into priority tiers or sessions, track progress and analytics, and start studying quickly via shortcuts.
Skips Chinese sentence cards containing characters not yet learned in your Hanzi deck by suspending and unsuspending cards, so you focus on sentences you can already read.
Copies the currently reviewed card's deck and tags into the add-card dialog when opened, helping keep related notes in the same deck and tags.
Speeds up adding notes, saving complex note types, and reordering cards by avoiding unnecessary recomputation.
Creates hierarchical decks and subdecks in bulk from indented text and scans for and deletes empty decks, streamlining Anki collection organization.
Adds a minimal weekly deck organizer above Ankiβs deck list: assign decks to days, open, add, remove, or move them, with a rolling five-day window, responsive layout, and dark mode.
Creates regular decks from selected tags via Tools, with tag search, selection display, and one-click deck creation per tag.
Batch imports Excel, CSV, TSV, and TXT files into Anki, creating filename-based decks, optional parent decks, field mapping, duplicate handling, and Excel text colors.
Blocks new cards on weekends while keeping reviews active, syncing deck-limit changes via AnkiWeb for mobile use and requiring desktop Anki twice weekly.
Adds a deck option for sticky tags, automatically placing a deck's sticky tags in the add prompt's tag text box when you switch to that deck.