Memorizes and restores zoom levels for Reviewer, Home, Overview, Editor, and Stats across restarts, with Ctrl+scroll auto-saving, shortcut keys, and configurable manual zoom.
Alternatives to ⏩️Skip Anki home and deck overview (Customized by Shigeඞ)
AnkiWeb addon 295525470
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Pressing Space or Enter on the "Congratulations" screen opens the next due deck, ordered by name without wrapping, and supports Contanki game controllers.
Gamifies studying by giving each learned deck or tag a Pokémon that levels up and evolves with reviews, plus stats, daily trading, and optional toolbar displays.
Shows Discord Rich Presence only during active review sessions and clears it elsewhere, with separate card counters, optional learning counts, and a configurable inactivity status.
Maps mouse clicks, wheel actions, and trackpad swipes to Anki review commands across question, answer, overview, and congratulations screens, plus deck-browser navigation and middle-click drag scrolling.
Skips the deck overview and starts reviewing directly via deck click, s or slash, adds an overview button to the gear, and conflicts with the progress bar add-on.
Skips the deck browser on Anki startup and opens a configured deck directly in the reviewer, optionally combined with other add-ons for a distraction-free review session.
Gives Anki's deck browser and overview pages a modern material design look with preset and custom themes, per-deck icons and backgrounds, enhanced statistics, and colorful reviewer buttons.
Adds customizable, draggable columns and menus to the Anki home deck list, with bug fixes, UI enhancements, new columns, and column toggle/reset options.
Replaces Anki's deck and review screens with a customizable widget dashboard featuring activity heatmaps, Pomodoro timer, habit tracking, exam countdowns, Quizlet-style study modes, card previews, six themes, and four languages.
Unsuspends lecture-specific AnKing cards, files them into numbered lecture subdecks in class order, adds lecture tags, and shows progress with undo.
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.