Displays a hierarchical deck list with review, correct-answer, and percentage metrics, plus text, flag and ease filters, drill-down analytics, CSV export, and collapse and context-menu navigation.
Alternatives to Go to Deck - Right-click a card to filter and highlight its deck in the Browser
AnkiWeb addon 1158865515
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