Anki 24.11

Anki is a program which makes remembering things easy. Because it is a lot more efficient than traditional study methods, you can either greatly decrease your time spent studying, or greatly increase the amount you learn.

Anyone who needs to remember things in their daily life can benefit from Anki. Since it is content-agnostic and supports images, audio, videos and scientific markup (via LaTeX), the possibilities are endless. For example:

* learning a language
* studying for medical and law exams
* memorizing people's names and faces
* brushing up on geography
* mastering long poems
* even practicing guitar chords!

Features:

* Review anywhere. Anki lets you study on your own computer, online, on your cell phone or other portable devices like an iPod touch.
* Synchronization features let you keep your information across multiple computers.
* Shared decks allow you to divide work between friends, and let teachers push material to many students at once.
* Intelligent scheduler based on the SuperMemo SM2 algorithm.
* Flexible fact/card model that allows you to generate multiple views of information, and input information in the format you wish. You're not limited to predefined styles.
* Fully extensible, with a large number of plugins already available.
* Optimized for speed, and will handle reviewing decks of 100,000+ cards with no problems.
* Clean, user-friendly interface.
* Open Source

Release notes:

New Release
Add FSRS simulator to deck options by @L-M-Sherlock in #3257
Add forgetting curve to card info by @L-M-Sherlock in #3437
Let FSRS control short term schedule when no (re)learning steps are set. This is experimental. By @L-M-Sherlock in #3375 and #3505 and #3367
Scheduling:
Load balancing: within your fuzz range, Anki will now try to pick days that have fewer reviews waiting. By @jakeprobst in #3230.
Easy days: you can now tell Anki to try avoid certain days of the week. By @L-M-Sherlock in #3442
Decks can now be sorted by descending retrievability. Simulations have shown this is a better choice
when you have a backlog, and this sort order is likely to become the default in the future.
Stats/Graphs:
Add true retention stats by @L-M-Sherlock in #3425
Estimated total knowledge by note, and daily load by @L-M-Sherlock in #3507
Other Features:
Add "open image" option to editor by @user1823 in #3431
Add an option to show image from editor in folder by @user1823 in #3412
Add card position column and always show position in card info by @taylorobyen in #3471
Add option for toggling update checks by @voczi in #3346
Add revert to backup option to file menu by @taylorobyen in #3434
Empty Cards can now be undone by @Arthur-Milchior in #3386
If deck options are modified, ask before closing by @Arthur-Milchior in #3410
Integrate AnkiHub Sign-in into the preferences screen by @abdnh in #3232.
Support {{type:nc:...}} to ignore combining characters by @twwn in #3422
Other Changes:
This is not a comprehensive list; a big thank you also to people who have contributed things like behind-the-scenes improvements, and fixes to regressions that occurred during development.
Allow maximizing the notetypes screen by @cdonat2 in #3328
Apply fuzz to SM2 lapse interval and respect max ivl by @user1823 in #3275
Do not show warning if Browser Appearance has no field references by @abdnh in #3566
Do not strip quotation marks from deck/tag names by @abdnh in #3407
Don't exclude suspended c
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