Changes the Hard button to mark a card Again, then bury it so it is postponed until tomorrow.
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Review session behaviour: auto-flip, answer confirmation, bury/defer, card order, session plans. All categories Β· Refine with filters
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Creates Brainscape-style confidence-based cram sessions from recently missed or hard cards, moving them through six temporary decks with intuitive grading, smart spacing, deck filters, and persistent progress.
Provides an Anki 2.1 previewer via Browser > Edit, fixes import errors, supports review-ahead rating, and next moves to the next question while show answer reveals answers.
Shows a colored indicator of the last answer, useful with a controller, with configurable size, colors, and duration.
Groups decks into named bins to focus study on one area at a time and review only due cards without altering existing decks or scheduling.
Lets you type answers in a text area, then shows your response side-by-side with the model solution for instant comparison, in one-way or reversed-card versions.
Creates a temporary filtered subdeck for reviewing today's learned cards without altering original scheduling, rebuildable by hotkey or deck menu and customizable.
Turns vocabulary review into timed multiple-choice questions with one correct answer, reducing study time while exposing users to language.
Displays a customisable countdown bar for card thinking time, with optional alarm, colour and thickness settings, and skips audio cards.
Automatically scores typed Anki reviews by time and correctness, highlights a button, selects it after four seconds, and does nothing for non-typed cards.
Records repeatedly wrong or forgotten cards and lets users export them for review before continuing.
Brings experimental spaced-repetition schedulers including SM-2, SM-15, SM-19, SM-20, FSRS v6, and an Arena ensemble to Anki Desktop for scheduling experiments.
Builds memory palaces in Anki by marking cards, assigning them via drag-and-drop, generating optional AI symbols and images, and tagging linked cards for review.
Enables vi/vim-like j and k scrolling in the Anki reviewer for Anki24+, with an options UI and customizable shortcut keys.
Plays custom sounds for correct or incorrect answers and a special sound after five incorrect answers in a row.
Displays Slay whenever the Good (3) rating option is pressed.
Automatically suspends old cards in specified decks after set day thresholds, runs after each sync, with optional pop-up summary.
Gamifies Anki study sessions with Duolingo-style visual, audio, and haptic feedback, plus updated review buttons, popups, chimes, and controller vibration, with each feature individually configurable.
Gathers all due review cards from chosen decks into one Anki filtered deck, rebuilt each morning, with settings for order, limit, and rebuild.
Stores traditional tunes as ABC, displays notation, compiles practice sets, supports adding tunes from thesession.org URLs, and tracks practice difficulty in Anki.
Adds separate question and answer countdown timers with an optional visual bar, audio alarm, auto-disable on audio cards, and adjustable persistent settings to speed Anki reviews.
Adds Tools menu options to suspend due cards in configured decks with a backlog tag and unsuspend tagged cards in configurable release batches and order.
Temporarily sets aside skipped review cards and automatically brings them back after all other cards are reviewed, without affecting scheduling.
Adds a search box during review, opened with Ctrl+f, closed with Ctrl+x, navigated with Ctrl+g and Ctrl+shift+g, and enables searching the browser from review.
Buries newly added cards by delaying them until the next day and works with cards added through AnkiConnect and similar tools.
Facilitates learning Biblical Greek and Hebrew vocabulary chapter by chapter through progress tracking, card activation, occurrence thresholds, proper-name/tag exclusions, and installable vocabulary packages.
Imports Yomichan frequency dictionaries and sorts selected card types by frequency or rank, offering preferences, reset options, and database/tag maintenance.
Prompts a configurable tagging dialog during Anki reviews so users can add, edit, search, and organize tags via collapsible lists.
Rewards focused answering with happy pictures and punishes slow review responses with sad pictures, allowing custom images or gifs in happy and sad folders.
Remembers the last reviewed deck and auto-scrolls to it in Anki's Deck Browser, with optional highlight and configurable retry settings.