Disables the Esc key in Anki review, adapted from the Disable Keyboard Shortcuts in Review extension.
review-flow
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.
Modifies default answer to Easy(3) for new cards and 2 otherwise (Good when learning, Hard when reviewing), helping users preferring Enter/Space and shorter intervals.
Deletes selected cards' review logs permanently, making them truly new, with automatic backups and collection-wide clearing.
Automatically suspends mature cards on startup using deck-specific interval rules, tags notes with !meta::retired, and skips already suspended cards.
Tracks your study session and prompts a short break after a configurable number of consecutive incorrect answers.
Automatically flips flashcards to the answer side after a customizable delay, with deck and note type filters plus an optional longer delay for cards tagged longform.
Maps arrow keys to show the answer and grade: right for Good, up Easy, down Again, Shift+down Hard, with left for Undo.
Allows scrolling in Anki's reviewer with vi/vim-like keys j and k, plus e and d for page scrolling.
Adds private notes to the back of every Anki card, with an indicator bubble, search, export/import, without changing card content or scheduling.
Turns Anki reviews into a 2048-style tile game where merging cards triggers filtered-deck reviews, with board persistence, scoring, and automatic card shuffling.
Tracks Anki review velocity and accuracy, providing pacing timers, countdown lights, metronome feedback, and macOS Apple Music/Spotify controls in dock or floating widget modes.
Plays selected MKV speech timestamps in mpv, auto-grades cards based on subtitle use, edits timestamps, and imports subtitle-derived cards into Anki.
Tags entire decks and subdecks at once, creating hierarchical tags as needed, and can suspend or unsuspend whole decks.
Turns Anki study into a Xianxia cultivation RPG with EXP, realms, elements, modes, bosses, shop items, analytics, pets, sect upgrades, quests, and optional media pack.
Generates hints by copying the first letter of each word from the card back to the clipboard for front-card pasting or More->Give Hint, with configurable punctuation and blanking percentage.
Provides quick triage actions to set today's new-card limit to zero or bulk-answer due cards as Good or Easy collection-wide or deck-specific.
Enables reviewing a deck in a new window by right-clicking its gear, allowing multiple decks to be studied simultaneously, with tags, keyboard navigation, and fixed editing/flag shortcuts.
Reassigns the Easy button to skip a configurable number of learning steps, ignoring short steps and applying a review-card interval multiplier.
Uses Mistral AI or Google Gemini to reword Anki card content slightly on each review, with settings for API keys, cache, context, retries, and excluded note types.
Automatically sends failed cards into a two-stage temporary filtered deck loop, promoting passed cards until released, without altering long-term scheduling intervals.
Allows controlling audio by pressing 8 to stop or resume and [ or ] to skip back or forward five seconds.
Adds a fifth review button that reschedules a card one day out and switches to passive review, helping clear large backlogs in fewer clicks.
Embeds a dual-pane AI tutor in Anki's review screen to explain concepts, generate quizzes, analyze uploads, provide study guides, and support TTS and web tools.
Preview and pre-learn cards via tagged containers without affecting scheduling, then explicitly release them; manage multiple previews with search filters, batches, and keyboard shortcuts.
Colors answer buttons red for Again, orange for Hard, green for Good, and blue for Easy, with flash animations on click and zero configuration.
Adds a customizable scratchpad during Anki reviews for handwriting or text input, with controls for clearing, closing, color, thickness, and mode, auto-clearing after each card.
Adds a customizable focus timer beside the reviewer that detects inactivity, pauses/resumes automatically, tracks review stats, Pomodoro goals, deck exam planning, and syncing.
Write quick memos on cards during reviews and revisit them in a chronological timeline, jumping from each memo to its related note.
Prevents auto advance or rewind from pausing when focus is lost, with a Tools menu flag to control pausing on focus loss, useful for multitasking.
Provides simple visual feedback while reviewing cards, with configuration options.