Creates Anki flashcards with interactive chess boards, each holding a complete line, supporting PGN/FEN, variations, desktop and iOS, and companion website deck syncing.
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Review session behaviour: auto-flip, answer confirmation, bury/defer, card order, session plans. All categories Β· Refine with filters
641 addons, best rated first; obsolete addons are hidden. Tags are AI-generated and may contain mistakes.
Exports Anki cards to a searchable, printable HTML page rendered exactly like the reviewer, plus live browsing, narrated slideshows, and rapid presentation modes.
Modifies another addon to remove the Hard and Good answer buttons instead of the Easy and Hard buttons, crediting the original creator and offering no future updates.
Displays a floating, resizable reference image during review with a C shortcut, supports replacing chart.png, defaults to the MCAT Periodic Table, and avoids modifying cards or Anki data.
Automatically highlights review card text in order at adjustable speed, improving readability of long sentences, with a hideable controller and English/Japanese word highlighting support.
Adds keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift+u to hide and show the answer, allowing you to rewrite it directly for memorization.
Shows a red bar at the bottom of the reviewer when a card's lapse-to-review ratio exceeds a configurable threshold, with updates for Anki 23.12.1.
Enables reviewing Anki cards with the mouse wheel: scroll forward to undo the previous action, backward to show the answer in question mode or answer Good in review mode.
Displays related deck flashcards below the current answer, using bolded text as search keywords and showing deck name with last modified date.
Automatically unsuspends kanji cards for kanji appearing in already-seen Japanese vocabulary, matching vocabulary and kanji progress and reducing workload.
Mimics Quizlet Learn Mode with progressive multiple-choice, true/false, written, and matching phases, supporting cloze notes, dynamic field mapping, companion fields, native text-to-speech, and configurable question types.
Unsuspends kanji cards when their kanji appear in already-learned vocabulary words, with optional components unlocking and configurable deck and field names.
Lets users review tree-view diagrams in Anki, export nodes as cards via AnkiConnect, and generate cards from unsolved nodes.
Replaces Anki's deck, overview and review screens with a themed dashboard featuring stats, heatmap, Pomodoro, habits, study modes, card previews and drag-and-drop deck nesting.
Reviews cards in created order, with a Tools toggle to turn it off.
Adds toggleable gamification to Anki with confetti for Good/Easy, progress bar, animated popups, sounds, puppy reinforcement, nicer buttons, and configurable deck completion sound.
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.
Adds a context menu to the Add button for changing due numbers or burying cards of a newly created note, with settings and optional rescheduling; unfinished and risky.
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.
Lets you choose whether the browser shows the current card, note, or deck during review, and keeps content unchanged when refreshed.
Adds simple image occlusion to any field via an editor dialog, with rectangle drawing, hiding/revealing, multiple image tabs, zoom, and keyboard shortcuts.
Changes the card viewing order in Anki so review cards appear first, followed by new cards, then learn cards.
Copies selected note IDs as shareable search strings and compares collections to reveal missing, extra, shared, suspended, and subject/tag breakdowns, with due-sibling finding.
Embeds Anki's native editor in the review window so note fields, including cloze and Image Occlusion cards, can be edited with configurable triggers and exclusions.
Generates AI hints or multiple-choice options for flashcards during review, with multi-provider fallbacks, batch generation, mobile support, and customizable configuration.
Adds a separate learning mode outside Ankiβs SRS to drill small card batches until each is answered correctly three times in a row, repeating mistakes and weak cards more often.
Automatically focuses the easy, good, hard, or again answer button based on how long you took, letting you accept it with enter or space.
Replaces default scheduling with customizable fixed intervals for answer buttons and colored flags, hides original times, and supports deck/tag-specific rules and extra buttons.
Review decks hands-free by voice, fully offline, using spoken commands to reveal answers, grade cards, and undo, with configurable words, timing, and noise gate.
Estimates daily review time, tracks progress and pace in real-time, and shows remaining time across all decks based on recent average review times.