Anki 2.0 support has ended

Anki

Update 1 Jun 2020: An upstream SSL certificate has expired, and this has broken syncing for the remaining users on 2.0.

On Feb 1 2020, AnkiWeb received a security update that broke syncing for some Anki 2.0 users. The tools Anki 2.0 was built on are no longer receiving bugfixes or security updates, and there is a risk that Anki 2.0 will stop working without warning. For this reason, we highly recommend you start migrating to Anki 2.1.

Syncing with Anki 2.1.x will continue to function. If you have not updated to Anki 2.1.x yet, upgrading is as simple as installing it on your computer, as Anki 2.0.x and 2.1.x use the same file format. You can even switch back and forth if you install 2.0 and 2.1 in separate locations - though please make sure to use the Downgrade button if you're using the latest Anki.

For information on the changes in Anki 2.1, please see https://changes.ankiweb.net/changes/2.1.html

You can download Anki 2.1 from https://apps.ankiweb.net

AnkiDroid

This change will affect devices running Android 4.4 or below. There is a beta build of AnkiDroid available that should fix syncing on devices running 4.1+: https://groups.google.com/g/anki-android/c/f9ikzWikjjk

AnkiMobile

Any iOS version from 5 onwards should be fine.