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Answer Key Cascade
<10kB. Updated 2012-08-23. Only supports Anki 2.0.
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The add-on author has not uploaded a version of this add-on compatible with Anki 2.1. Old add-ons for Anki 2.0 can be downloaded from the archive.Reviews
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If anybody wants this for Anki 2.1 you can use this addon
https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/653807651
https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/653807651
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I NEED this for 2.1
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Essential and should be default to anki that's how much of a quality of life enhancer this is!
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THE BEST. Thanks! Need for 2.1, please someone...
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Couldn't imagine reviewing without this addon
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By far my favorite add-on - I review cards for a fixed number of minutes every day and after finding this, my daily amount of reviews is up 25%. Without this plug-in, way too much attention is diverted to checking the number of answer buttons for each card and pressing accordingly.
UPDATE: I am willing to pay money to anyone who develops this for Anki 2.1.
UPDATE: I am willing to pay money to anyone who develops this for Anki 2.1.
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This is a small change but is amazingly useful for fast studying or review.
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I have been using this for ages. Works just the way it should.
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Great Add-on
PLEASE, I REQUEST THIS ADD-ON TO BE DEVELOPPED FOR ANKI 2.1, TOO.:)
PLEASE, I REQUEST THIS ADD-ON TO BE DEVELOPPED FOR ANKI 2.1, TOO.:)
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Does what it says
Well, if you press 4 or 3 when the relevant button isn't available, it goes down a level, as stated. Handy to avoid the annoyance of having to answer twice and to avoid having to watch whether the card is in learning or review in order to get it right the first time.
I have not noticed any other shortcut keys stop working—it's possible that that reviewer simply pressed capslock by mistake. (I looked at the code and there's nothing that would be likely to cause that, so it's almost certainly unrelated.) I'm on Linux Mint, though.
Well, if you press 4 or 3 when the relevant button isn't available, it goes down a level, as stated. Handy to avoid the annoyance of having to answer twice and to avoid having to watch whether the card is in learning or review in order to get it right the first time.
I have not noticed any other shortcut keys stop working—it's possible that that reviewer simply pressed capslock by mistake. (I looked at the code and there's nothing that would be likely to cause that, so it's almost certainly unrelated.) I'm on Linux Mint, though.
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