Adds visual Browser layouts, tabs, zoom, explorer-style navigation, drag-and-drop organization, folder colours, and a grid-based note-type manager with counters, quick editors, nested folders, and JSON import/export.
Alternatives to Editor Focus Fields
AnkiWeb addon 1140367106
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Moves the browser's card/note table into the sidebar to maximize the editor area, toggled by menu or configurable shortcut, and optionally minimizes the tags editor.
Displays the note editor in multiple columns using automatic, manual, or custom grid-area layouts, with shortcuts to toggle modes and temporarily widen a field.
Automatically copies a configured field from the selected note to the clipboard in the card browser, based on note type settings.
Enables adding and editing Anki notes in extended CommonMark Markdown within fields or a separate window, using a CodeMirror editor with HTML conversion and configurable syntax extensions.
Creates multiple notes at once from a temporary note in the add window, splitting configured question/answer fields, with optional cloze support and cross-note links.
Adds configurable cloze note types supporting nested clozes, clickable hints, show/hide toggles, iteration through clozes, customizable scrolling, and in-reviewer search.
Adds an arrow above fields to collapse them in the card editor, Browser, and Add Cards dialog, with configurable shortcuts and optional collapse-by-default behavior.
Displays note editor fields in configurable multi-column layouts, with per-note-type column counts, a quick column input box, and expandable full-width fields.
Provides a distraction-free full-screen review interface by hiding menu bars, overlaying adjustable, draggable, touch-friendly answer buttons, and hiding the idle cursor, with customizable settings.
Jumps to a configured field in the card browser via keyboard shortcuts, letting you fill the same field across many notes quickly.
Lets you hide or show the browser's table, editor, and sidebar to maximize the remaining view, with configurable shortcuts and one-card-per-note behavior.