Automates flashcard review by waiting for audio, revealing answers, auto-selecting Hard or Good, and repeating or speed-adjusting selected audio fields.
Alternatives to Advanced Interval Adjuster
AnkiWeb addon 1045958132
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Automatically flips Anki cards after audio or video playback ends, with per-deck settings, a Ctrl+J toggle, and optional timer replacement.
Orders review cards by creation order, supports the default scheduler, adds a Tools toggle to disable it, and conflicts with another review-order add-on.
Toggles between displaying only the card front and showing both front and back, activated with c or Ctrl+; and customizable by editing line 18.
Adds keyboard controls to stop audio and adjust its playback speed up or down by 0.1 increments, with the replay key applying the new speed.
Reschedules Anki cards using FSRS review histories, postpones or advances selected cards, balances daily workload, schedules breaks, disperses sibling cards, flattens backlogs, and reports memory and learning-step statistics.
Automatically flips cards based on audio lengths, waiting three seconds when no audio, with keyboard shortcuts to start/stop, add silence, change modes, and adjust playback speeds.
Orders review cards in regular decks by interval, default decreasing or optionally increasing, though it can slow queue building.
Lets you hide or show the browser's table, editor, and sidebar to maximize the remaining view, with configurable shortcuts and one-card-per-note behavior.
Enables hands-free Anki reviews by using a webcam to detect head and hand gestures, with customizable gesture-to-action mapping, sensitivity settings, recalibration, and optional camera preview.
Allows changing the default ease adjustments applied when rating Again, Hard, or Easy under the V1 scheduler by editing source code.
Controls audio playback, allowing users to increase speed with [, decrease it with ], and reset to normal with p, though only on Windows.