Browsing and search

Browse cards, at the top of the library, lists every card in your collection in a single table. Reach for it when you know a card exists but not which deck you filed it in: it is the only search that crosses deck boundaries, since a deck's own table can only ever show you that deck.

What the search matches

The search box matches the front text, the back text, and the tags of a card. It does not match deck names: narrow by deck with the filter instead. Each word you type is treated as a prefix and a card has to match every word, so "cell mem" finds a card about the cell membrane, and every word you add narrows the result further.

The filters

Filters stack, and Clear removes every filter and empties the search box in one go.

Filter	Where it is	What it offers
State	Chips, always visible	All, Due, New, Learning, Suspended, Flagged
Deck	Behind Filter	One deck, named by its full folder path
Tag	Behind Filter	Any tag used anywhere in the collection
Card type	Behind Filter	Any card type you have defined
Forgotten	Behind Filter	Forgotten at least once, Forgotten 3+ times, Never forgotten

Editing what you find

Right-click a row for peek, edit, flag, suspend, move to another deck, or delete. Tick several rows instead and a bar rises at the bottom offering the same work across the selection: Move to, Tag, Suspend, Flag, and Delete.

Delete asks first. A confirmation dialog names the count ("Delete 12 cards from the deck?") and nothing is removed until you confirm it. There is no undo afterwards, so a card you delete here comes back only from a backup.

Related

• Organizing the library covers decks, folders, and the per-deck table this page widens.
• Import and export is where the backup comes from, which is worth having before a bulk delete.