Configurably disables keyboard shortcuts in the main window, review, and overview, and prevents new shortcuts from attaching while review or overview is open.
Alternatives to Desabilitar tecla Esc
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Stops AltGr+alphanumeric keystrokes typed in text boxes from triggering review and browse screen shortcuts, though Esc must be pressed twice to close dialogs and some Alt-based shortcuts may break.
Customizes keyboard shortcuts on the main, editor, reviewer, and deck browser windows via the add-ons Config screen, supporting key sequences and duplicate shortcuts.
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.
Lets you customize the shortcut (default Shift+Escape) for closing browser and add-note windows, while allowing Escape key events to reach the web view for JavaScript listeners.
A floating, customisable notepad for mid-review reasoning that clears automatically on the next card, with configurable shortcuts, font options, theme support, and draggable, resizable transparency.
Adds configurable extra keyboard shortcuts, such as hjkl, for rating review cards, optionally revealing the answer first or rating immediately, and adjusting 2/3 key behavior by button count.
Assigns Anki review actions—answer ratings, show answer, undo, or nothing—to mouse buttons, scroll-wheel movements, and long presses, configurable separately for question and answer sides.
Wraps selected card-editor text in code tags via a toolbar button or Ctrl+Alt+C, escaping special characters and converting line breaks for multiline code.
Auto-reveals each card's answer after a per-card delay computed from visible word count and difficulty, never grading, with pause and calibration options.
Skips Anki's congratulations screen; users click skip and then disable it so the congratulations page no longer appears.
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.