Adds vi/vim-like j and k keys for scrolling in the reviewer, plus e and d keys to scroll by page.
Alternatives to 🖱️Scroll in reviewer with vi/vim-like keys j and k (Fixed by Shigeඞ)
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Enables vi/vim-style j and k scrolling in the reviewer, with configurable scroll amount and shifted J/K keys for faster, page-up/down-like movement.
Memorizes and restores zoom levels for Reviewer, Home, Overview, Editor, and Stats across restarts, with Ctrl+scroll auto-saving, shortcut keys, and configurable manual zoom.
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.
Remaps arrow keys for answering and rating cards, adding smart question/answer context, customizable smooth scrolling, and a visual settings dashboard.
Keeps Anki above other applications, with a customizable shortcut (Alt+A) and Tools menu toggle, supports all windows and remembers the enabled state across restarts.
Provides a distraction-free full-screen review interface by hiding menu bars, overlaying adjustable, draggable, touch-friendly answer buttons, and hiding the idle cursor, with customizable settings.
Improves cloze display by distinguishing genuine and pseudo clozes, allowing click or keyboard/touchscreen revealing, automatic scrolling, and basic no-cloze notes.
Enables freehand drawing and writing on Anki cards with mouse or pressure-sensitive stylus, including smoothing, calligrapher modes, color and background options, and adjustable canvas/toolbar controls.
Maps mouse clicks, wheel actions, and trackpad swipes to Anki review commands across question, answer, overview, and congratulations screens, plus deck-browser navigation and middle-click drag scrolling.
Provides a configurable, JavaScript-based cloze note type that keeps related information and cards on one note, with exposed clozes, configurable scrolling, iteration via keyboard or edge taps, and CSS styling.
Captures review question and answer views, including scrollable multi-page cards, into JPG/PNG images and a deck-named PDF, with a docked window for seeking, playing, and saving captures.