AnkiWeb addon 542219246
Replaces the displayed number of due cards with an exclamation mark, concealing how many cards remain.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.1 | + | 2025-04-09 |
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Hides Anki's menu bar, toolbars, scrollbar, and selected answer buttons during review, auto-restoring them on exit, with configurable cursor auto-hide and automatic deck review.
Displays extra due-card statistics and an estimated time to finish due and new cards, with configurable new-card counting, multi-day review data, toggleable time display, and custom number colors.
Encrypts and conceals deck links and requires a password to access shared Anki decks, enabling secure, controlled distribution.
Lets you cycle through new cards in customizable batches without grading, marking individual cards or whole batches as learned while they remain new.
Replaces the capped "1000+" due and new card counts in Anki's main deck overview with the true numbers.
Replaces non-zero review and learn (due) counts with "?" on the homepage and deck pages to reduce number-related stress.
Sometimes it's best not knowing how many cards you have left. You just gotta power through them all 😎
Replaces the number of due cards with an exclamation mark (!).
⚠️ This does not hide your remaining cards at the review screen. Anki has a built-in feature to do that. Tools > Preferences > Review tab > Uncheck Show remaining card count
🚧 This addon has not been tested for other versions. It should work for Version 25.02.
🪛 I currently don't have any plans on maintaining or improving this addon on top of my initial idea. This was mostly just a side project to build my code dev skills, and to eliminate a personal pain point when I study with Anki.