Simplifies the deck browser by removing stats displays, shortcuts, and extra buttons, replacing New/Learn/Due columns with one total count while keeping native styling and study flow.
Alternatives to Cleaner Deck Browser
AnkiWeb addon 993970737
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Transforms Anki's interface into a polished minimalist design with light and dark modes, restyling the deck browser, reviewer, overview screens, and native menus.
Creates filtered decks from browser tags via right-click or Alt-click, with customizable names, card counts, search suffixes, and sort orders.
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.
Pauses individual decks—including sub-decks—by shifting review and learning card due dates while leaving new cards untouched, adding an orange badge, preventing parent/child conflicts, and providing a management dialog.
Creates hierarchical filtered decks from tag trees in one click and lets you rebuild, empty, pin, and bulk-manage them via hover actions and a manager.
Enhances the deck tree by showing only cards due now, next review time when none are due yet, plus Later and Buried columns, refreshing every 30 seconds.
Replaces non-zero review and learn (due) counts with "?" on the homepage and deck pages to reduce number-related stress.
Calculates a daily study plan per deck to finish reviews and new cards by a target date, with adjustable intensity, deck selection, simulations, and automatic unique presets.
Displays the time the next learning card is due at the bottom of the main screen and in the deck overview, ignoring the learn ahead limit.
Turns the deck screen into a dashboard showing nine live statistics—session time estimate, retention, difficulty, mastery, leeches and more—with customizable layouts, themes and languages.
Displays deck-browser graphs of answer speed versus retention, a learning forecast, and new-card counts with time-remaining estimates.