AnkiWeb addon 919460550
Tracks card suspension and unsuspension dates via note tags, adds browser columns, and provides a date-range search to find cards unsuspended within a period.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.45 | 25.12+ | 2026-09-02 |
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Enhances Anki's card browser with multi-select column menus, extra fields and tags, customizable column order, navigation history, card preview buttons, and translation support.
Adds customizable, sortable browser columns for note fields, card statistics, review data, and internal database values, plus optional selectable or editable table content.
Adds browser columns for initial fail rate, card age, and average daily time spent, plus leech export and age/unique-day filtering tools for faster suspension.
Improves the Browser tag sidebar with a heatmap showing unsuspended-card ratios, completion checkmarks, and customizable tag color, boldness, and font size.
Adds a flag column to the Browse window, keeping suspended and buried cards visually distinct, and optionally shows compact state badges in the Sort Field.
Tracks review history to rank your most-frequently missed cards by tag or deck, with time-frame and parent-tag filters, and double-click access to open cards in Anki's Browser.
A minimal Anki add-on that tracks when cards are suspended or unsuspended, making it easy to find and study cards based on their most recent suspension status change.
suspension-tracker::suspended::2026-04-01)This addon was developed for users in a unique spot who unsuspend (e.g., during class, following along lecture, tracking high yield concepts based on cards) but do not review cards, and subsequently would like to study unsuspended cards between a certain time period (i.e., study all cards unsuspended from last exam). This is especially relevant for medical students using large, premade decks like AnKing.
Tracking starts after installation (no retroactive tracking).
Only stores the most recent event date per note.
Minimal Anki add-on that records the date a card is suspended or unsuspended and makes those dates searchable.
Every time a card is suspended or unsuspended, the add-on writes a tag to the note (suspension-tracker::suspended::YYYY-MM-DD, suspension-tracker::unsuspended::YYYY-MM-DD)
These tags are overwritten with the most recent event date. The add-on also provides "Suspended" and "Unsuspended" browser columns which can be enabled by right-clicking the browser's column header.
Tracking is paused during collection sync. Cards received from another device keep their incoming tracker tags exactly as synced; the receiving device does not add or replace dates based on synced suspension state.
Search using GUI or standard tag syntax or custom range token:
GUI Search
A dedicated "Search by Date" menu to visually select date ranges without typing tokens.
Standard Search
tag:suspension-tracker::unsuspended::2026-03-31
tag:suspension-tracker::unsuspended::2026-03*
Range Search~~
Browser:
Search Suspensions by Date...Search Suspensions by Date...Tags are stored on the note. If a note has multiple cards, the tag reflects the date of the most recently modified card.
Only events occurring after installation are recorded; no retroactive tracking.
The add-on tracks the most recent suspension or unsuspension; it does not maintain a history of previous dates.
A future config-menu option may allow choosing how incoming sync changes are handled. In addition to the current "ignore all sync changes" behavior, an optional mode would add a date only when the incoming action has no matching tracker tag (for example, an unsuspended card without an unsuspended date); it would not replace an existing date for that action.
[!NOTE] This addon was developed for users in a unique spot who unsuspend (e.g., during class, following along lecture, tracking high yield concepts based on cards) but do not review cards, and subsequently would like to study unsuspended cards between a certain time period (i.e., study all cards unsuspended from last exam). This is especially relevant for medical students using large, premade decks like AnKing.
This add-on is provided "as is" without warranty of any kind. While it is designed to safely interact with the Anki database using official APIs, the author is not responsible for any data loss or corruption. Users are encouraged to maintain regular backups of their Anki collection.
Distributed under the GNU AGPLv3 License.