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Plugin Settings Reference
hugomarins edited this page Apr 9, 2026
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This page documents all configurable settings available in the Incremental Everything (Plus) plugin. Access them via RemNote Settings → Plugins → Incremental Everything.
| Setting | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Initial Interval | Number | 1 |
Number of days until the first repetition of a new Incremental Rem. |
| Multiplier | Number | 1.5 |
Base of the exponential spacing formula: after your Nth review, the next interval is ⌈Multiplier ^ N⌉ days. The interval depends only on how many reviews you have done, not on the previous interval. With the default 1.5: 1st review → 2 days, 2nd → 3, 3rd → 4, 5th → 8, 6th → 12. Ignored when the Beta Scheduler is enabled. See IncRem Scheduler. |
| Use Beta Scheduler (Saturating Curve) | Boolean | false |
Enable the beta saturating scheduler. Intervals start at the First Review Interval and gradually approach the Max Interval, instead of growing exponentially. See IncRem Scheduler for full details. |
| First Review Interval (Beta) | Number | 5 |
Interval in days assigned after completing the first review. Different from Initial Interval above, which controls when a new IncRem first appears in the queue. Only used when the Beta Scheduler is enabled. |
| Max Interval (Beta) | Number | 30 |
Upper bound in days the interval gradually approaches. The interval will never exceed this value. Only used when the Beta Scheduler is enabled. |
| Setting | Type | Default | Range | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Default Priority | Number | 10 |
0–100 | Priority assigned to new Incremental Rems. Lower = more important. |
| Default Card Priority | Number | 50 |
0–100 | Priority assigned to flashcards without inherited priority. Lower = more important. |
| Priority Step Size | Number | 5 |
1–50 | Amount the priority number changes when using the Quick Increase/Decrease Priority shortcuts (Ctrl+Opt+Up/Down). |
| Priority Editor in Editor | Dropdown | Show for IncRem and Cards |
— | Controls when the priority widget appears in the right-hand margin of the editor. Options: Show for IncRem and Cards, Show only for IncRem, or Disable. |
| Setting | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Show regular Rems in isolated view (Queue) | Boolean | false |
When enabled, plain Rems use the isolated card view in the queue instead of the full document context. A button in the queue lets you switch back. |
| Display Priority Shield in Queue | Boolean | true |
Shows a real-time count of your highest-priority due items in the queue. Appears below the Answer Buttons for IncRems and in the card priority widget for flashcards. |
| Display Weighted Priority Shield in Queue | Boolean | true |
If enabled, shows what fraction of your total priority-weighted workload has been processed. High-priority items carry exponentially more weight (~10× at the top vs bottom), so processing them gives a bigger boost. Always increases as you review items. |
| Setting | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hide CardPriority Tag in Editor | Boolean | true |
Hides the CardPriority powerup tag in the editor to reduce visual clutter. Requires reload after changing. |
| Show a green left Border for IncRems in Editor | Boolean | true |
Adds a green left border to IncRems in the editor, making your "extracts" easy to spot. |
| Show Yellow Left Border for Dismissed Rems | Boolean | true |
Rems dismissed from Incremental learning (via the Dismiss button/command) display a yellow left border to indicate they have been already processed (and preserved history). |
| Hide Dismissed Tag in Editor | Boolean | true |
Hides the Dismissed powerup tag in the editor to reduce clutter. Requires reload after changing. |
| Setting | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Performance Mode | Dropdown | Light |
Choose between Full (all features, high resource use — best on Desktop App) and Light (faster, no relative priority/shield). Full mode starts a background pretagging and caching process that may temporarily slow RemNote. |
| Always use Light Mode on Mobile | Boolean | true |
Auto-switches to Light mode on iOS/Android to prevent crashes and improve performance. |
| Always use Light Mode on Web Browser | Boolean | true |
Auto-switches to Light mode on web browsers where Full mode can be slow or unstable. |
| Setting | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Display FSRS DSR Stats (Flashcards) | Boolean | true |
Shows calculated FSRS Difficulty (D), Stability (S), and Retrievability (R) for flashcards in the Card Priority Display widget. Requires FSRS v6 scheduler. |
| FSRS Global Weights | String | (empty) | Comma-separated list of 21 FSRS v6 weights (w0–w20). Paste from your RemNote scheduler settings. If left blank, the official FSRS v6.1.1 defaults are used. See FSRS Configuration for details. |
| Setting | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| RemNote Environment | Dropdown | Regular |
Choose which RemNote environment documents open in when using the "Open Editor in New Tab" button. Options: Regular (www.remnote.com) or Beta (beta.remnote.com). |
- 1. Getting Started
- 2. The Philosophy: What is Incrementalism?
- 3. The Core Loop
- 4. Mastering the Queue: Prioritization & Sorting
- 5. Advanced Workflows & Use Cases
- 6. Essential References
- 7. FAQ & Troubleshooting
- 8. Changelog
- 9. Contributing to the Wiki