Adds a Reset Limit Increases action to each deck overview screen, reversing Custom Study increases to today’s new or review card limits, including accidental ones.
Alternatives to Proportionally Adjust or Increase New Card Limits for Today with One Click
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Raises today's new card limit by one each time a new card is answered with Easy.
Adds Study and Review buttons per deck to separate new-card study from due-card review, plus a Wrap Up button that clears new cards so the session can finish.
Adjusts daily new card limits per deck based on young card counts, estimated review load, or cards due soon, with configurable rules and automatic updates.
Calculates a daily study plan per deck to finish reviews and new cards by a target date, with adjustable intensity, deck selection, simulations, and automatic unique presets.
Adds quick triage actions—zeroing today's new cards or bulk-grading due cards Good/Easy—collection-wide or per deck, with preview counts and single undo steps.
Automatically tracks study sessions and displays daily, deck, and historical review-time statistics with efficiency estimates, integrating with Review Heatmap (required) and offering customizable panels.
Copies or cuts selected editor content into new notes, can transfer other fields and add them directly to the database, and schedules tagged cards without increasing intervals.
Manages AnKing MCAT cards by subject and Kaplan chapter, enabling one-click suspend/unsuspend, bulk deck operations, and automated FSRS-optimized preset configuration.
Lets you toggle between a card's front and back and use shortcut keys to decrease or increase answer-button intervals, never below one day.
Automates flashcard review by waiting for audio, revealing answers, auto-selecting Hard or Good, and repeating or speed-adjusting selected audio fields.
Lets you hide or show the browser's table, editor, and sidebar to maximize the remaining view, with configurable shortcuts and one-card-per-note behavior.