AnkiWeb addon 901237400
Shows the remaining cards to study and a progress bar on the Linux dock or panel, plus notifications when due cards increase.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.0 | – | 2025-01-14 |
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Breaks large daily review workloads into smaller blocks with timed healthy breaks, FSRS-based session recommendations, a movable progress bar, auto-hide/sync, notifications, webhooks, and customizable per-deck settings.
Replaces standard deck stats with a customizable, theme-adaptive dashboard showing per-deck progress, remaining cards and today's completed reviews, configured through a graphical menu.
Displays a tactical pacing dashboard tracking review speed, rolling accuracy and countdown timing, with Pomodoro/interval modes, metronome feedback, and macOS media control integration.
Displays a customizable, themeable progress bar above or below review cards, showing completion, cards left, speed, time spent and remaining, finish estimates, and deck breakdowns.
Transforms deck maturity into a 60-level journey with experience-based progress bars, themed ranks, card-life indicators, and customizable, dark-mode-ready UI.
Displays the total due card count as a numeric badge on the Anki Dock or taskbar icon, updating automatically and clearing when nothing is due.
anki_libunity is an Anki add-on that shows the number of remaining cards to study and the correspondent progress bar at Anki launcher on your dock/panel using libunity specification.
It works only on Linux with the panels/docks that support libunity such as KDE Plasma or Dash to Dock extension for GNOME.
Also, it displays notifications when the number of cards to study increases. For example, when there are new due cards.
Please note, that if your Anki's desktop file is not named net.ankiweb.Anki.desktop, then please change the application name in the add-on's config.
anki_libunity is an Anki add-on that shows the number of remaining cards to study and the correspondent progress bar at Anki launcher on your dock/panel using libunity specification.
It works only on Linux with the panels/docks that support libunity such as KDE Plasma or Dash to Dock extension for GNOME.
Also, it displays notifications when the number of cards to study increases. For example, when there are new due cards.
Please check the official add-on web page: https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/901237400
If your Anki's desktop file is not named net.ankiweb.Anki.desktop, then please change the application name in the add-on's config. It is used to find the Anki launcher and the Anki icon (for notifications).