AnkiWeb addon 940071295
Automatically flips a card back to the front when rated "Again," forcing repeated recall until passed, while leaving only one "Again" in review history; includes a toggle in the Tools menu.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.0 | 25.09.2+ | 2026-04-02 |
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Automatically flips cards based on audio lengths, waiting three seconds when no audio, with keyboard shortcuts to start/stop, add silence, change modes, and adjust playback speeds.
Enables keyboard-driven Anki reviewing with hjkl answer keys, front-side grading, configurable shortcuts, hidden or disabled buttons, Pass-Fail mode, answer color coding, zoom controls, and last-grade display.
Keeps the editor window persistent during review, obscuring fields on the front side and revealing them on the back, with shortcuts for toggling.
Creates flipped copies of Anki decks by swapping front and back fields, and keeps those copies updated when the original deck changes.
Keeps the editor window open during review, obscuring card fields on the front and revealing them on the back, with shortcuts and optional presentation mode.
Sets a card's default rating—easy, good, or hard—based on how long you took to reveal the answer, with configurable time thresholds and per-deck settings.
This addon automatically flips back to the front side of a card if you rate "Again", hiding the answer and forcing you to recall it again from memory. It will do this until you pass the card. This addon doesn't impact the review history of the card (it only leaves one "Again").
The purpose of this addon is to enforce the following recall method (sort of like by simulating 0 s learning steps) and keep you honest such that you don't accidentally move on after rating a card "Again" without actually being able to recall the answer at that point in time.
There’s an important rule you should follow while reviewing cards, which is especially applicable to longer, more challenging cards:
If you weren’t able to remember the answer to a card, instead of rating “again” immediately, first quickly attempt to recall the answer from memory again.
If you fail, attempt again and again until you can fully recall the answer. Then rate “again”.
It’s important to follow this rule: just because you can see the answer on the back of the card doesn’t mean you can recall the answer at that same point in time (which the FSRS algorithm assumes you could after every review). If you couldn’t recall it even right after seeing the answer, then how can you recall it after an even longer time interval has passed?
As long as you have met the prerequisites for understanding and being able to “know” the answer (as in it’s not like you currently have no way of understanding what the card is even talking about), this should take at most a few passes- even for the most challenging cards. You’d be surprised, the testing effect is extraordinarily effective.
While this recall method is very important to follow when reviewing longer/more challenging/more complex cards, the extra time spent flipping through the cards may not be very necessary or worth it for cards that are very short and simple (such as vocabulary). That's why there's an accessible toggle button for this addon in the Tools bar so that you can easily toggle it on specifically when studying decks for the more complex & abstract subjects, and toggle it off when studying decks for the simpler & easier subjects.
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