Hides the top and bottom bars during card review to maximize viewing space, toggled on and off with Shift+Command+F.
Alternatives to Mad Hatter's "Hide card counts" add-on
AnkiWeb addon 1672896334
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Enables batch creation of Anki cloze-deletion cards by pasting @-separated card text into a dialog and generating a named deck, with a suggested ChatGPT prompt for producing such cards.
Gamifies Anki with a health bar that drains and refills as cards are reviewed, while estimating when all daily new and review cards will be finished.
Replaces non-zero review and learn (due) counts with "?" on the homepage and deck pages to reduce number-related stress.
Turns Anki reviews into a living village: new cards create villagers, missed reviews kill them, and coins, homes, seasons, wildlife, taxes, and land expansion evolve over time.
Hides due-card counts on the main screen and per deck to reduce review overwhelm, manipulating only the interface so review statistics remain accurate.
Adds configurable guided breathing breaks after a set number of reviewed cards, with reminders, breathing routines, voice guidance, bell sounds, snooze/dismiss options, and a launch hotkey.
Displays a customizable New cards today line under the deck browser's studied-today text, counting each distinct new card only once.
Automatically hides Anki after a set number of reviewed cards and shows a movable, customizable countdown break timer, then redisplays Anki when the break ends.
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.
Hides the remaining cards count while reviewing.
Displays extra due-card statistics and an estimated time to finish due and new cards, with configurable new-card counting, multi-day review data, toggleable time display, and custom number colors.