ankiTab VS image-occlusion-enhanced

I generally agree - a new tab should, for the most part, be distraction-free.

However, with some cleverness, you can add content to the new tab page that adds value - e.g. AnkiTab (https://github.com/corollari/ankiTab) to help you review your decks. Sure, it's a minor distraction, but it's time-bounded (unlike a news feed), and theoretically it's a net gain if your decks contain knowledge that's genuinely useful to you.

Firstly, I want to say that I never looked into how the anki infrastructure and everything works. I've found the comment I was thinking about. The context was a browser extension that lets you do reviews whenever you open a new tab, and for that connected to the anki service, basically doing a sync each time. Now, dae explains that a sync after a delay results in reloading the data from disk on the server, which on scale affects hosting costs.

wiki: https://github.com/Glutanimate/image-occlusion-enhanced/wiki

Should you run into any new issues or regressions with the update please do let me know (ideally via the bug tracker, but here is also fine).

I am having the same problem as described here a few years back where nearly every time I click orange square (or cmd + shift + o) to edit my Image Occlusion card, the image is off-center. Doesn't seem like much but I bulk import and so after doing this for 4 lectures worth of material daily, it adds up to a lot of clicks/frustration. Does anyone have a solution? Or in general a solution for several IO slower-downers i.e. I would also like:

You could add additional information - posting all the info asked for in the official bug report template might give you more useful answers. Maybe also try in the official support thread for the image occlusion add-on at https://forums.ankiweb.net/t/image-occlusion-enhanced-official-support-thread/924 .