Interval Hider

AnkiWeb addon 1015550873

Hides the expected review intervals shown beneath answer buttons during card review while preserving the button layout and spacing, working with both V2 and V3 schedulers.
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2 (πŸ‘ 1 Β· πŸ‘Ž 1)
Updated
2025-03-30
Anki versions
2.1.1~
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Languages
Python, JSON
Description language
en

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  • Last update or commit: 2025-03-31 (580 days before the snapshot).
  • Commits in the last year: 0.
  • Issues: 0 open, 0 closed.
  • Pull requests: 0 open, 0 merged.

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Description

Update: It appears that hiding review intervals is an option in the Anki settings, and the add-on is unnecessary! Thanks to the reviewer for this information!

To update the setting: View > Preferences > Review > "Show next review time above answer buttons" (uncheck this)

Anki Add-on: Hide Expected Review Interval

Your brain knows if you know something. Your eyes seeing intervals makes you second-guess. Trust your brain.

A simple Anki add-on that hides the expected review interval (like "10d" or "2min") that normally appears beneath each answer button during card review by Parker Conley.

Before and After comparison

Why Use This Add-on?

When reviewing cards, seeing the upcoming intervals can unconsciously bias your decision:

  • You might choose "Hard" instead of "Again" if you see the "Again" interval is very short
  • You might avoid "Easy" if you see it will push a card too far into the future
  • You might pick "Good" by default without truly assessing your knowledge

By hiding these intervals, you can:

  • Make decisions based purely on how well you knew the answer
  • Develop a more honest assessment of your knowledge
  • Trust Anki's algorithm to handle the scheduling

How it Works

The add-on makes the interval text invisible while preserving the original layout structure, maintaining consistency in the review screen appearance.

Features

  • Maintains the original button layout and spacing
  • Works seamlessly with both V2 and V3 schedulers
  • No configuration needed - works automatically after installation

Compatibility

  • Works with Anki 2.1.50 and above
  • Compatible with most other add-ons

Installation

From AnkiWeb

  1. Open Anki
  2. Go to Tools > Add-ons > Get Add-ons
  3. Paste the code: 1015550873
  4. Restart Anki

Manual Installation

  1. Download the latest release from the GitHub repository
  2. Open Anki
  3. Go to Tools > Add-ons > Install from file
  4. Select the downloaded .ankiaddon file
  5. Restart Anki

Support & Contributions

If you find this add-on useful, please consider:

  • Leaving a review on AnkiWeb
  • Reporting any issues on the GitHub repository
  • Sharing with other Anki users who might benefit

README

Update: It appears that hiding review intervals is an option in the Anki settings, and the add-on is unnecessary! Thanks to the reviewer for this information!

To update the setting: View > Preferences > Review > "Show next review time above answer buttons" (uncheck this)

Anki Add-on: Hide Expected Review Interval

Your brain knows if you know something. Your eyes seeing intervals makes you second-guess. Trust your brain.

A simple Anki add-on that hides the expected review interval (like "10d" or "2min") that normally appears beneath each answer button during card review.

Before and After comparison

Why Use This Add-on?

When reviewing cards, seeing the upcoming intervals can unconsciously bias your decision:

  • You might choose "Hard" instead of "Again" if you see the "Again" interval is very short
  • You might avoid "Easy" if you see it will push a card too far into the future
  • You might pick "Good" by default without truly assessing your knowledge

By hiding these intervals, you can:

  • Make decisions based purely on how well you knew the answer
  • Develop a more honest assessment of your knowledge
  • Trust Anki's algorithm to handle the scheduling

How it Works

The add-on makes the interval text invisible while preserving the original layout structure, maintaining consistency in the review screen appearance.

Features

  • Maintains the original button layout and spacing
  • Works seamlessly with both V2 and V3 schedulers
  • No configuration needed - works automatically after installation

Compatibility

  • Works with Anki 2.1.50 and above
  • Compatible with most other add-ons

Installation

From AnkiWeb

  1. Open Anki
  2. Go to Tools > Add-ons > Get Add-ons
  3. Paste the code: 1015550873
  4. Restart Anki

Manual Installation

  1. Download the latest release from the GitHub repository
  2. Open Anki
  3. Go to Tools > Add-ons > Install from file
  4. Select the downloaded .ankiaddon file
  5. Restart Anki

Support & Contributions

If you find this add-on useful, please consider:

  • Leaving a review on AnkiWeb
  • Reporting any issues on the GitHub repository
  • Sharing with other Anki users who might benefit