Displays the current deck or subdeck name, with a customizable icon and format, in the Anki window title while studying, restoring the default title on the main screen.
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AnkiWeb addon 1129145267
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Customizes the main Anki screen with configurable background images and replaces the gear icon, with options for toolbar styling, background color and reviewer images.
Replaces Anki's top toolbar text labels (Decks, Add, Browse, Stats, Sync) with icons, supporting light/night modes and tooltips, with an optional setting to show text.
Replaces Anki's text toolbars with colorful icon bars on top and bottom, adds extra menu items and icons, and lets users toggle bars via the View menu or config.
Replaces the default text links with adaptive black or white vector icons and offers Standard, Compact, and Floating themes configurable through settings.
Simplifies the deck browser by removing stats displays, shortcuts, and extra buttons, replacing New/Learn/Due columns with one total count while keeping native styling and study flow.
Customizes Anki's Again, Hard, Good, Easy, and Show Answer buttons with presets, separate light/dark palettes, and adjustable styles and colors.
Opens and edits Anki card audio files in an external program such as Audacity, with configurable field, position, or regex targeting and review-mode keyboard shortcuts.
Organizes the Anki deck list into labeled sections using customizable separator lines with styling, optional labels, spacing, and live preview, syncing with your collection.
Adds a graphical manager for organizing decks into parent folders, with search, bulk moving, sub-deck creation, promotion to root, context-menu access, and undo support.
Adds a countdown section to the main window for tracking upcoming exams and events, with add, edit, sorting, and automatic deletion after the due date.
Exports media files from a chosen deck or selected notes to a folder, accessible via a deck’s gear menu, the editor toolbar, and the browser’s Notes > Export Media item.