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Please see https://faqs.ankiweb.net/ankiapp-is-not-part-of-the-anki-ecosystem....

Please see https://faqs.ankiweb.net/the-anki-2.1-scheduler.html

Due to the libraries Anki 2.0 uses no longer being supported, Anki 2.0 has been discontinued, and may stop working in a future OS update. Please consider updating to Anki 2.1 instead.

Anki is translated into different languages by volunteers. If

Chromebooks only support AnkiWeb. As AnkiWeb is intended as a

Anki

To ensure your scheduling doesn't get messed up, Anki requires that your device's clock is set correctly. This means all of the following must be set correctly:

Please try the following:

Antivirus programs sometimes get things wrong. This is

You can work around this issue by explicitly telling Anki what

When Anki 2.1 starts up, it listens on a port on localhost for requests from the user interface. If you have a proxy server configured on your machine, please go into your proxy settings and make sure that "bypass proxy server for local addresses" is enabled - otherwise Anki's user interface will have its local communication redirected through the proxy, which will prevent Anki from functioning.

Anki decides which cards you see

If you have started using Anki to help prepare for a large exam some weeks or months in the future, you may wonder how you should best configure it to get you ready for the test. Anki’s default settings are primarily configured to be useful for learning and remembering information over the long term, but this is usually the best way to prepare for an exam as well – you just need to make sure that you finish the material in enough time to be ready for the exam when it comes.

Some users on Windows 7 or Windows 8 have reported that they are unable to start Anki on their system. It is not clear what is causing these problems - it may be that some systems are missing a certain library, or something about their configuration is not compatible with the libraries recent versions are built with.

Anki's bundled MathJax support is loaded before your card content, so if you wish to customize MathJax, you will need to do so in the following way in your card template:

Some shared decks make use of a feature called 'Javascript', which allows them to dynamically modify the display of the card. Javascript can be fragile, which is why the Anki manual recommends deck authors avoid it. It may break when Anki is updated, or when the deck author has not tested their Javascript on the different Anki platforms.

For Anki 2.1.20+

Linux distributions often include out of date, unstable, or broken versions of Anki, or don't provide the library versions Anki requires. Because of this, we are only able to provide support for the packaged builds of Anki we provide on our website. If you're experiencing issues, the first thing you should try is switching to the latest packaged version we provide.