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Better Progress Stats

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30/9/2024

Cách tải addon Better Progress Stats

Bạn có thể tải addon bằng một trong hai cách sau:

Click nút Copy bên dưới để copy code vào clipboard

301495874

Sau đó mở Anki → Tools → Add-ons → Get Add-ons → Dán code → OK

Mở trang addon trên AnkiWeb và tìm mã code ở cuối trang

Mở trên AnkiWeb

Cuộn xuống cuối trang AnkiWeb, tìm dòng có mã code 301495874 và copy

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Mô tả chi tiết

Adds a history graph for your cards intervals in the stats menu and shows the progress you made today.

Usage:

Open the stats window When using the addon for the first time, the data has to be generated first, which may take a few minutes

Current limitations:

shows whole collection. Filter by deck is missing cards studied in a filtered deck with rescheduling turned off aren’t counted properly yet


Screenshots

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Reviews (6)

👍 2025-01-19

Great way to track progress

👍 2024-11-27

Great work!

👍 2024-10-29

Overall great add-on. It would be nice to select own intervals, particularly setting it to 21 days. Because I want to count how many young cards I have left. By definition Anki sets an interval for a mature card to 21 days upwards.

Edit: For those interested. Here is a work-around:

  1. In Tools>Add-Ons, click on “Better Progess Stats” and go to [View Files]
  2. Open “init.py” 3a) Change line 92 to “<th style=“background-color: #7acaff; padding: 10px;“>>21 days</th>” 3b) Change line 341 to

👍 2024-10-18

Cool idea, but basically useless for me w/o the ability to filter by deck. One of my decks is enormous and thus the graph’s Y-axis max is super high, making the actual reviews so scaled down they become barely visible.

👍 2024-10-04

Can you guys explain how to use the chart please ?

👍 2024-10-03

Love it, is there any way that we can select decks not to be counted towards the height of the y-axis? I have like 30k cards that I just keep in my account for reference but don’t actually use/keep suspended and it really throws off the scale of graph