AnkiWeb addon 2091361802
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Displays a customizable progress bar during review sessions that tracks passed cards against new, learning, and due card totals.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.0 | 2.1.26 | 2017-08-29 |
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The original addon and its forks. The best value in each column is in bold.
| Version | Works on Anki 26.09.3 | Maintenance | Last activity | Votes | Approval | GitHub stars | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Progress Bar this addon original | unsupported | abandoned | 7 Apr 2024 | 👍 130 · 👎 71 | 58% | 183 | |
| ↳ ⌛️Progress Bar for Anki - Visualize the Reviewed Cards (Fixed by Shigeඞ) (AI-detected; may be wrong) | supported | active | 30 Sep 2026 | 👍 158 · 👎 8 | 91% | – | paid |
| ↳ Progress Bar (original) | likely | abandoned | 8 Jan 2024 | 👍 33 · 👎 4 | 75% | 0 | |
| ↳ Accurate progress bar (mizmu addons) (AI-detected; may be wrong) | supported | abandoned | 6 Nov 2023 | 👍 12 · 👎 4 | 50% | – |
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Displays a progress bar of passed cards per review session, including time left, with a clickable settings window for customization.
Displays a progress bar in newer Anki versions, with per-profile configuration and configuration changes detected without restarting.
A progress bar fork that pulls data from the database so progress persists across Anki restarts, with special handling for filtered decks and easier configuration via a config window.
Displays a customizable real-time dashboard in Anki tracking vocabulary and grammar progress across JLPT levels N5–N1, with study-pace completion estimates, exam countdown, and separate metrics.
Splits review sessions into configurable chunks and displays two linked progress bars with color-coded intervals, timers, session tracking, and optional FSRS-based retention coloring.
Predicts remaining study time and finish time using an offline machine-learning model, with customizable progress displays, metrics, CSS styling, and fatigue alerts.
Bottom location, rounded corners:
VIDEO TUTORIAL
The customization and use of the Progress Bar add-on is demonstrated in the following video (alongside other similar add-ons):
COMPATIBILITY
Initial tests have shown this add-on to both work on Anki 2.0.x and Anki 2.1.x. However, as the Anki 2.1.x line of releases is still in beta, I cannot provide any kind of official support for this platform. Please do not report issues with Anki 2.1 in the review section below. Instead, please report all issues you encounter on GitHub.
BEHAVIOR
The bar can't be seen from the list of decks. It opens in a deck's overview page, and, by default, the bar goal for a session is the total new, lapsed, and due cards in the deck at that point. Upon completion, the bar remains full as you're taken to the deck's overview state. If you leave the review state otherwise, the bar resets.
CONFIGURATION
By making small changes at the top of the add-on's source code, you can change the colors, make the corners more rounded, decide whether to see the percentage (e.g., "50%"), or alter the bar's orientation (horizontal or vertical), location (which of the window's four sides), and direction (which way it moves).
The configuration section will also allow you to customize how your card tally is calculated. By default, both new cards, cards in learning, and review cards are factored in. Each of these queues can be individually toggled off by setting its respective variable to False at the top of the config section.
CHANGELOG
2017-08-23 – Limit to daily review limits by default (thanks to Sebastien Guillemot)
New setting that shows remaining count (thanks to Sebastien Guillemot)
Bug fixes and smaller improvements (thanks to Sebastien Guillemot)
Initial 2.1 compatibility
2017-08-06 – Rework configuration section, add options for width and new/review queue
2017-06-15 – Re-upload
SUPPORT
Please do not report issues or bugs in the review section below, as I will not be able to reply to them nor help you. Instead, please report all issues you encounter either on GitHub, or by posting a new thread on the Anki add-on support forums while mentioning the name of the affected add-on in your thread title.
CREDITS AND LICENSE
This is a fork of an add-on which was removed from AnkiWeb in early 2017. The original was most likely written by nest0r/Ja-Dark who apparently deleted all of their shared Anki resources. There is no way to tell for sure since the original add-on description did not contain a copyright notice or attribution to a specific author.
The modifications since the re-upload are Copyright (c) 2017 Glutanimate.
Licensed under the GNU AGPL v3. The code for this add-on is available on 
GitHub.
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A lot of my add-ons were commissioned by other Anki users. If you enjoy my work and would like to hire my services to work on an add-on or new feature, please feel free to reach out to me at: 
ankiglutanimate [αt] gmail . com
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This repository contains most of the smaller Anki add-ons I have written over the years. For more information on each add-on please take a look at the comments in the respective source file, or at its AnkiWeb description.
Installation from AnkiWeb
Most add-ons in this repository have been published on AnkiWeb and may be comfortably installed via Anki's own add-on management system. To correlate each source file with its listing on AnkiWeb please refer to the add-on titles in their AnkiWeb descriptions.
Manual Installation
Open Anki's add-on folder by navigating to Tools -> Add-ons -> Open add-ons folder from Anki's main screen
Download a copy of the full repository zip archive
Locate the add-ons you want to install in the src/ directory
Copy the add-on files to Anki's add-on directory
__init__.py into the top-most level of Anki's add-on directory (e.g. for reviewer_auto_rate_hotkey you would only copy reviewer_auto_rate_hotkey.py)reviewer_auto_rate_hotkey you would copy the entire reviewer_auto_rate_hotkey folder). Note: Not all add-ons in this repository have been transitioned to Anki 2.1, yet. To learn more about the compatibility status of each add-on please see here.Restart Anki to see the changes
The source file naming describes which part of Anki each add-on interacts with. As such, the names do not always correspond with their listings on AnkiWeb.
Add-on file names also have an impact on their loading order. Files with a leading special character are designed to be imported after most other add-ons have been loaded, as they might interact with them.
Some of the add-ons found in this repository were either adopted from earlier works by other authors or simply constitute re-uploads of add-ons that disappeared from AnkiWeb, with no original code repository to be found. I have tried to document the development history of each of these add-ons in their source code header, but more detailed information may also be found here.
Most of the add-ons in this repository are licensed under the same license as Anki, the GNU AGPL, version 3 or later. Please check the source code comments for more details on the licensing of each add-on.
Make sure to also check out my larger Anki projects: