Keeps the editor window open during review, obscuring card fields on the front and revealing them on the back, with shortcuts and optional presentation mode.
Alternatives to Persistent Editor
AnkiWeb addon 1686259334
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Displays the note editor in multiple columns using automatic, manual, or custom grid-area layouts, with shortcuts to toggle modes and temporarily widen a field.
Displays up to four note fields in clean, customizable boxes after the answer is revealed, with side-by-side or 2Γ2 layouts, image zoom, and a show/hide hotkey.
Improves cloze display by distinguishing genuine and pseudo clozes, allowing click or keyboard/touchscreen revealing, automatic scrolling, and basic no-cloze notes.
Enables editing cards directly during review via double-click in-place editing or a persistent editor window that auto-loads the current card and hides fields on the front.
Highlights selected question or answer text on the review screen via a four-color palette, saving highlights as persistent HTML with eraser and undo support.
Enables easy customization, installation and updating of AnKing note types, with configurable options, field ordering, auto-reveal tags, image blurring and one-by-one cloze features.
Turns PDFs or single images into image-occlusion cloze decks, with a built-in mask editor and context-preserving review through page navigation and PDF scroll view.
Adds a customizable pacing HUD that tracks front and back review times, adapts timer targets via EMA and session flow, shows visual rewards, and leaves Anki scheduling unchanged.
Opens a clinical-evidence search sidebar beside the reviewer, sending cleaned card text through preset or selected-text questions and returning cited answers without leaving Anki.
Adds visual Browser layouts, tabs, zoom, explorer-style navigation, drag-and-drop organization, folder colours, and a grid-based note-type manager with counters, quick editors, nested folders, and JSON import/export.
Persists data between the front and back sides of Anki cards, enabling consistent random values, shuffled answers, or reused user input.