Anki Heatmap: A Powerful Tool for Anki Users

Are you an Anki user looking to streamline your review process and get more out of your flashcard app? Look no further than Anki Heatmap, a powerful tool that can help you optimize your studying routine.

In this article, we'll take a closer look at the features and updates of Anki Heatmap, as well as how it can benefit Anki users. We'll also explore some common issues and troubleshooting tips to ensure a smooth experience with the add-on.

New Features and Updates

The latest release of Anki Heatmap comes with several new features and updates that make it easier to use and more effective at helping you learn. Some of the key changes include:

* Raised minimum Anki version requirement to 2.1.28

* Removed heatmap toggle hotkey due to its lack of discoverability and usefulness, as well as potential conflicts with other add-ons

* Switched to new canonical add-on APIs to reduce the risk of breakages in future Anki releases

* Completely refactored the add-on codebase for easier maintenance and extension

Improving Rendering Performance

One of the most significant updates is the addition of changes that should improve the rendering performance of the heatmap when switching between Anki screens. This means faster loading times and a smoother overall experience.

Time-Zone Handling Issues

On recent Anki versions, the add-on may have fixed some issues with time-zone handling that could cause repetitions to be mismapped to the wrong days. If you're still experiencing issues, please report them so we can help troubleshoot them.

Other Bug Fixes and Improvements

The update also includes fixes for several other issues, including:

* An issue where config changes couldn't be written

* A problem where clicking on today's repetitions wouldn't draw up any cards in the browser

* An issue where invalid card scheduling could cause the heatmap to disappear

Customization Options

Anki Heatmap offers a range of customization options to help you tailor it to your specific needs. For example, you can disable the heatmap toggle hotkey or exclude review history entries created by manually rescheduling or forgetting cards.

In conclusion, Anki Heatmap is a powerful tool that can help you get more out of your Anki experience. With its improved rendering performance and bug fixes, it's easier than ever to stay organized and focused during your studying sessions.

If you're interested in trying out Anki Heatmap for yourself, be sure to check out the installation instructions and troubleshooting tips above. And if you have any questions or feedback, please don't hesitate to reach out.

Support Options

As always, I appreciate your support and would like to encourage you to consider pledging your support on Patreon or buying me a cup of coffee. Your contributions help me continue to develop and improve Anki Heatmap for the benefit of all users.

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