AnkiWeb
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- 2019-01-04
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AnkiWeb addon 978789253
Combines multiple card types into a single card per note, toggled per note type, showing a randomly chosen card type weighted by configurable multipliers.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.0 | β | 2019-01-04 |
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Creates and reviews single- and multiple-choice questions in Anki with an exam-style interface showing your selections, correct answers, color-coded feedback, and optional explanations.
Randomizes image-occlusion answer-box placement each review and draws an arrow to the target, supporting forward/reverse/typing modes, context labels, and single-card cycling.
Replaces cloze deletions with input fields on review, supporting multiple blanks, with instant color feedback, next-character hints, and customizable field styling.
Randomly rewards card reviews at an adjustable average interval with custom popup messages, images, or system sounds, adding loot-drop-style motivation during desktop study sessions.
Converts Anki notes between types without triggering a full sync, offering field mapping, presets, review-history preservation, deck/tag retention, browser and reviewer conversion, and one-step undo.
Displays multiple note fields per line, lets users toggle fields between short and full-width, shows LaTeX compilation results in editor and browser, and saves column settings with the note type.
However, you may not want this for various reasons like:
- Not having two completely independant cards, but rather make progress on all cards at the same time
- Not learning all cards equally intense (e.g. focus more on recognition than reproduction)
- Including variations, which do not deserve a card on their own
UniCard Mode alters this behavior, by combining multiple card types into a single card.
UniCard:
You can toggle UniCard mode on / off for each individual note type. On those note types, where it is toggled on, each note exactly equals to one card. When you learn this card there's a chance for every card type to be displayed. I.e. it is random which card type is shown. Each type has a multiplier, which determines how often it is displayed compared to the other types.