Enables one card to trigger actions on another, such as revealing or suspending cards based on maturity, as an Anki24+ fork with configurable sync updates.
Alternatives to Trigger and actions: change one card depending on what occurs on another card
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Converts Anki notes between types without triggering a full sync, offering field mapping, presets, review-history preservation, deck/tag retention, browser and reviewer conversion, and one-step undo.
Lets the card browser display one row per note instead of per card, toggled via the Notes menu or configurable shortcut, with actions applied to notes.
Provides a touch-friendly alternative dialog for rescheduling the current card by new interval, with configurable quick buttons for a week, month, or year and single-Space acceptance.
Suspends new sibling cards until their older siblings mature, then unsuspends them when the deck browser opens, with configurable deck- and tag-based interval rules.
Embeds Anki’s native editor directly in the review window so you can edit note fields during review, with configurable triggers, exclusions, undo options, and Image Occlusion support.
Adjusts daily new card limits per deck based on young card counts, estimated review load, or cards due soon, with configurable rules and automatic updates.
Performs complex batch card-field editing via configurable copy definitions, with optional automation when syncing, reviewing cards, or adding new notes.
Suspends cards after three consecutive correct answers or three consecutive wrong answers (tagging the latter "Relearn"), with bulk browser checks and configurable thresholds, tags, suspension, and checking options.
Adds configurable review shortcuts to bury the current card into a temporary list and later unbury those deferred cards from reviews or the deck overview.
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.
Adds extra buttons to new cards so they can be rescheduled, though it is an untested fork and currently incompatible with Anki 2.1.55.