Enables drawing and writing on cards during review, similar to AnkiDroid, with a temporary on-screen board, settings menu, Ctrl+R toggle, and hide/clean icons, currently supported on Linux.
Alternatives to Always On Top!
AnkiWeb addon 1399094644
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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.
Hides the top and bottom bars during card review to maximize viewing space, toggled on and off with Shift+Command+F.
Adds customizable, real-time text-to-speech to card templates, with pronunciation lists, voice and speed settings adjustable and toggleable directly on iOS/iPadOS mobile devices via user actions.
Pins the Add Card window above all other windows, with a customizable keyboard shortcut and on-screen tooltip confirming each toggle.
Hides the top and answer-key toolbars during card review to save screen space, with menus toggled by D and cards answered via number shortcuts.
Moves the browser's card/note table into the sidebar to maximize the editor area, toggled by menu or configurable shortcut, and optionally minimizes the tags editor.
Dims the whole Anki interface with a true brightness slider and optional warmth, and can repaint dark surfaces absolute #000000 for OLED screens.
Hides menu and toolbars during reviews and superimposes draggable, touch-friendly answer buttons over cards for a clean, customizable, full-screen study interface.
Removes review-screen distractions with full-screen or windowed modes, hiding menu bars and overlaying customizable, draggable, touch-friendly answer buttons over cards.
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.
Inserts newly created cards at the top of the card queue, toggled via a button, the Tools menu, or Ctrl+Alt+0, with a tooltip showing the insertion position.