⚠️ Flagged verify before drilling — recent enough that
official pages disagree. Check it in your browser first.
Press the chord
Type the keys, then Enter
The browser claims this chord before any web page sees it — pressing it
here would act on your browser, not the drill. This card trains
recognition only; rehearse the motion in a real window.
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Session complete
0due now
0/0cards seen
0day streak
—accuracy
Mastery
Reviews, last 3 weeks
Coming due
This charts the schedule, not a model of your memory — it says
when cards return, which is a fact, rather than how much you have
forgotten, which would be a guess.
By milestone
Seen
Mastered
Due
Fighting back
Repeated lapses usually mean the card is badly phrased, not that the
binding is hard. Worth rewriting the intent.
The deck
Intent
Command
Keys
Surface
M
Mode
Next
Keyboard control
This app is modal, for a concrete reason: some answers are single
letters (k, j, f), so the same key cannot
both navigate and answer. NORMAL navigates; DRILL hands every key to the card.
Modes
NORMAL
letters navigate
DRILL
every key answers the card
GRADE
answer shown, 1–4 rate it
COMMAND
the : line is open
Esc always returns to NORMAL.
NORMAL mode
i
answer the current card
r
reveal the answer
n
skip
u
undo the last grade
hl
previous / next view
dpb
drill · progress · deck
jk
scroll down / up
ggG
top / bottom
0–4
milestone filter
ceya
chrome · edge · youtube · all
/
search the deck
:
command line
?
this panel
Commands
Real browser shortcuts (Ctrl-anything) are never intercepted in
NORMAL mode — they belong to your browser. That would be a poor joke in an
app about keyboard shortcuts.