Cards which are answered incorrectly too many times become leeches. When this happens, the note associated with the card receives a “leech” tag, and by default the card is suspended.
When manually unsuspending a card, it is easy to forget to remove the “leech” tag from the note. It is also cumbersome to check manually for the rare cases where a “leech”-tagged note actually has more than one suspended card.
This add-on finds notes which are tagged “leech” but have no suspended cards, and displays them in the Browse window. You can then choose to untag them or take any other action.
How it could be done manually instead
Without this add-on, you could perform the same function manually by doing the following:
Switch to Notes mode in the Browse window. Search for is:suspended Click on the first line of results, and then select all lines. (In Windows this can be done with Ctrl-A, or by scrolling down to the final line of results and holding Shift while clicking on it). Do “Add Tags…” and apply a tag like “is_suspended” or any other newly invented tag name of your choice. Search for tag:leech -tag:is_suspended to get the desired list. Clean up afterward by deleting the “is_suspended” tag.
Supported versions
This has only been tested on versions 23.10.1 and higher, but in principle should work in earlier versions.
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👍 2023-11-15
not going to downvote because I appreciate the effort, but your entire addon can be replaced with the query “tag:leech -is:suspended” Comment from author That only works if every note has only one card. If a given note has N cards, usually only one of them will get suspended as a leech, which means your query will return all of the other N−1 cards, and the notes you’re looking for will be drowned out by false positives. More broadly, the design issue with Anki is that the “leech” tag, like all o
