AnkiWeb addon 1457695746
Automatically applies configurable bulk actions—deleting, postponing, resetting lapse counts, or removing leech tags—to leech cards when they're flagged during review, with rules based on deck name patterns and note types.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.2 | + | 2025-12-07 |
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Provides leech and lapse management tools including markers, reversal, custom automated actions, cross-device sync, browser options, reviewer shortcuts, and text macros.
Adds browser buttons to move selected new cards into the learning queue, grade cards directly, and reset selected cards to new.
Reduces a card's lapse count—or resets it to zero—after configurable consecutive correct answers, helping rehabilitate potential leech cards, with an optional notification.
Marks known cards as mastered by suspending them and applying a green flag, via shortcuts in both the Reviewer and Browser, for single cards or entire notes.
Automatically unsuspends sibling cards once prerequisite cards meet interval or review-count thresholds, with leech protection, unseen-card-only safety, notifications, a rules configuration window, and manual catch-up unlocking.
Adds quick triage actions—zeroing today's new cards or bulk-grading due cards Good/Easy—collection-wide or per deck, with preview counts and single undo steps.
Simple addon to better manage leeches by applying bulk actions to troublesome cards.
Heads-up: Anki's built-in leech behavior can suspend cards on its own. If you prefer to keep reviewing those leeches, adjust the default leech handling inside Anki so it no longer suspends them before using this add-on.
Simple addon to better manage leeches by applying bulk actions to troublesome cards.
Heads-up: Anki's built-in leech behavior can suspend cards on its own. If you prefer to keep reviewing those leeches, adjust the default leech handling inside Anki so it no longer suspends them before using this add-on.
Tools → Anki Leech Actions.I currently have two types of notes:
I'm learning Japanese, so for me Kanji is the former type and words are the latter.
Create a virtual environment with your preferred method. e.g. for conda:
conda create -n anki-leech-actions python=3.9
Activate the environment:
conda activate anki-leech-actions
Install the dependencies:
pip install -r ".[dev]"
Since Anki doesn't install dependencies automatically, we should keep them to a minimum.
Finally, link/copy the anki_leech_actions directory to relevant place on your system.