Creates filtered cram decks with infinite retry loops, tag filtering, and live session statistics, letting you repeatedly review decks without affecting long-term spaced repetition scheduling.
Alternatives to Anki Exam Mode with Performance Stats
AnkiWeb addon 556787143
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