Anki add-on: Alternative Set Due Date Dialog for the Reviewer (Touch-Friendly)

This add-on has limited use: In newer Anki versions the shortcut "ctrl+shift+d" is built-in. This add-on just offers a slightly different looking dialog that I like more. for versions <.41: This add-on is an alternative interface for the add-on ReMemorize: Rescheduler with sibling and logging by lovac42. You need to install ReMemorize in order to use this add-on. This add-on offers touch-friendly buttons to quicker reschedule in a week, a month, a year (configurable). This add-on can be controlled quicker with only the left hand from the keyboard - no need for "Tab-Space", just "Space" to accept the new value. This add-on only supports the subset of options from ReMemorize that I use: Reschedule the current card by entering the new interval. If you are interested in the options to reschedule by date or to reschedule the previous card this add-on is not for you. # Configuration For Anki <.41 this add-on uses the add-on ReMemorize. So its settings also are relevant for this add-on. By default ReMemorize applies some randomization to the values you enter. The default shortcut to open this window is "c". This add-on offers some configuration options that in Anki version 2.1 can be set using the new configuration dialogue: Tools>Add-ons, select the add-on and click on "Config". Changes in the configuration mostly don't require a restart but require that you switch to the main screen and restart your reviews. # Versions - 2022-02-24 version for .41+, modify dialog with separate due and due+ivl buttons (also for older versions) - 2020-05-05 remove code for 2.0, cleanup, add config.schema.json - ... # Errors, Bugs, Issues you can report bugs by clicking the button in the upper right. before you do this: rule out an add-on conflict, see https://faqs.ankiweb.net/when-problems-occur.html # Screenshots On MacOS this add-on seems to look slightly different: It's attached to the main window and doesn't have a titlebar. You have to close this attached window before you close Anki otherwise you'll see a harmless error message. I don't have a Mac so I don't know how to change this. This only affects the appearance of the dialog - it's fully functional on MacOS.