I'm a big fan of Hookpad as well as the theory tab database and trends explorer on the same site. The theory tab database in particular is surprisingly comprehensive though some of the tabs on there are incomplete. I also use chordified.net to help with deconstructing the chords of songs I discover and wanna learn to play/recreate.
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Hookpad looks like a cool tool to register ideas. Or am I not getting it?
Teoria looks fantastic for ear training. Anyone know of something for pure theory drilling? E.g. a site that would give me a root and quiz me on what the minor seventh would be?
You could use this part: https://www.teoria.com/en/exercises/ic.php. Teoria indeed always reverts around hearing what you do and reading it from formal notation. I think that's a reasonable design choice, but it of course goes beyond simply drilling intervals into you. To be honest, I used physical flash cards for the really basic stuff, like "What notes are in an E-major7 Chord?" I still have them and they served me very well. (:
musictheory.net has the most customizable exercises for drilling in notes, intervals, scales and chords, both from sheet music and from an ear training perspective.