Binds j, h, k, l to the answer buttons, plus z for undo, letting the right hand rest on the keyboard's middle line during reviews.
Alternatives to Vim Answer Shortcuts
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Enables keyboard-driven Anki reviewing with hjkl answer keys, front-side grading, configurable shortcuts, hidden or disabled buttons, Pass-Fail mode, answer color coding, zoom controls, and last-grade display.
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Enables gamepad control of Anki with customizable bindings, on-screen overlays, analog cursor control, a radial menu, and over 15 haptic vibration patterns for review actions.
Replaces Anki's four review buttons with just Fail and Pass, remapping keys 1–4 accordingly, reducing decision paralysis and optionally customizing button colors and text.
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