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.
Alternatives to ⚙️ Reviewer: Retest Questions after rating ‘Again’ until you get it
AnkiWeb addon 940071295
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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.
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.
Automatically reveals answers and rates cards Good using configurable per-deck timers, with optional fast spacebar presses rating Easy and safeguards against accidental reviews.
Creates flipped copies of Anki decks by swapping front and back fields, and keeps those copies updated when the original deck changes.
Uses ChatGPT to rephrase card questions during review so users focus on meaning rather than exact wording, with customizable prompts and caching.
Displays a review-screen overlay comparing your Again/Hard/Good/Easy ratings with anonymous community averages for mapped decks, while uploading limited anonymized card and rating data.
Refreshes the WebView to prevent duplicate JavaScript inclusion across the reviewer, editor layout and previewer whenever cards, sides, text or views change.
Changes the spacebar or Enter rating based on response time, choosing Easy for quick flips and Hard or Again for slow ones, with customizable thresholds.
Adds two deck-based study mini-games—Memory Flip matching face-down pairs and Line Match connecting fronts to backs—with configurable grids, timings, and optional due-card review.