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Increase autosave frequency

Chờ xử lý #anki #addon #increase #autosave #frequency
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8/4/2022

Cách tải addon Increase autosave frequency

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786971082

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Mô tả chi tiết

Makes Anki save every minute instead of every five minutes, customizable by configuring the add-on (editing the source on Anki 2.0). Additionally, adds a “save now” button on the file menu that does what it says.

This add-on may be useful to those experiencing frequent crashes or the particularly paranoid.

You almost certainly do not need this add-on anymore. Don’t install it unless you’re sure you do– it won’t do anything useful and will add another possible point of failure to your Anki installation! Recent versions of Anki now save continuously except when working with legacy operations prior to the introduction of the new undo system (now mostly limited to old plugins). However, at user request I have updated it for the newest version of Anki, in case you still need it for some crazy reason.


Reviews (5)

👍 2020-07-27

Nice! The correct thing would be to correct my breaking problems, but at the moment I am not even having time to breathe, it is helping me a lot!

👍 2019-11-24

Essential add-on. My Anki crashes at least once during every card making session, causing me to lose my 5 most recently added cards (which take a lot of time and effort to make). With this add-on, I don’t lose any cards anymore. Thanks a lot!

👍 2018-04-11

Very useful. Must have add-on for me. Keeps me out of trouble. As necessary as backup :)

Can you please update for Anki 2.1.

👍 2016-12-12

Does what it says and does it well. Thank you!

👍 2016-05-11

Good to have I’ve been experiencing stability issues on Kubuntu 14.04 lately, so I’m glad there’s at least some remedy that can help make the experience less frustrating. At the same time I wish there was some definitive way to actually solve these issues which I’ve never encountered on Ubuntu 12.04 and below.