Adds a customizable floating typing panel and scratchpad for Anki review, letting users type answers or notes before revealing cards, with auto-clear and shortcut forwarding.
Alternatives to Sweep mode – review a table one row at a time
AnkiWeb addon 2026099930
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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.
Enables previewing cards through tag-based named previews, search filters and batches, revealing answers and releasing cards without altering scheduling or status.
Displays up to four note fields in clean, customizable boxes after the answer is revealed, with side-by-side or 2×2 layouts, image zoom, and a show/hide hotkey.
Moves the browser's editor from below the table to its right side via a customizable shortcut, though this feature is now built into Anki 2.1.55 and later.
Inserts customizable HTML tables through a dialog or keyboard shortcut, or converts selected pipe-delimited markdown-like text into a table; it does not edit existing tables.
Displays related words from chosen decks that share characters with the reviewed card, plus offline character decomposition with pinyin and hover glosses, linking related notes to the Browser.
Enables adding and editing Anki notes in extended CommonMark Markdown within fields or a separate window, using a CodeMirror editor with HTML conversion and configurable syntax extensions.
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.
Imports OneNote-exported .mht files, creating a card from each table row with the first column as front and second as back, supporting HTML, images, and multiple tables.
Adds a separate drill-training mode outside Anki's SRS system, drilling small card batches until each is answered correctly three times in a row, repeating mistakes and weak cards more often.
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.