AnkiWeb addon 1021681896
Displays all tags with occurrence counts for selected notes and lets you click tags to exclude them from the browser search, with optional abbreviation of hierarchical tags.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.1 | + | 2026-01-06 |
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Analyzes selected browser cards to list tags with occurrence counts and percentages, sorted by frequency, and can create a filtered deck from chosen tags.
Displays overlapping tags for selected browser cards, with space-delimited include/exclude filtering, adjustable tag depth, note counts, and double-click-to-copy tags.
Builds guided native Anki filtered decks from chosen topics and decks, plus recovery, time-based sessions, resume, context, private notes, debriefs, and workload hints.
Sorts new cards using Yomitan frequency dictionaries, with toggleable dictionaries, multiple averaging methods, optional backfilling, review-time frequency display, startup sorting, and occurrence-based filtering.
Shows overlapping tags for selected browser cards, with include/exclude filtering, adjustable super/sub-tag depth, note counts, and double-click tag copying.
Adds up to ten configurable buttons below Anki's search bar for saving, running, renaming, and filter-combining favorite searches, stored persistently per profile.
I needed a way to quickly see which tags were used in a selection of notes, and exclude notes which have certain tags.
Specifically this was to see which notes in added:1 were already tagged, and which still needed processing. Also useful for checking if I accidentally put incorrectly tagged cards in the wrong deck, or when bulk tagging I had tagged some notes twice with different topics (it happens sometimes when selecting multiple notes from a list, I use the mark function to distinguish processed notes but accidents happen).
Medical::Pathology::Cardiology becomes Medical::(...)::Cardiology) for cleaner viewing.Ctrl+Shift+T.The addon automatically saves your preference for tag abbreviation.
I needed a way to quickly see which tags were used in a selection of notes, and exclude notes which have certain tags.
Specifically this was to see which notes in added:1 were already tagged, and which still needed processing. Also useful for checking if I accidentally put incorrectly tagged cards in the wrong deck, or when bulk tagging I had tagged some notes twice with different topics (it happens sometimes when selecting multiple notes from a list, I use the mark function to distinguish processed notes but accidents happen).
Medical::Pathology::Cardiology becomes Medical::(...)::Cardiology) for cleaner viewing.Ctrl+Shift+T.The addon automatically saves your preference for tag abbreviation.