Changes the options group for a deck's subdecks, allowing selection of starting and ending depths for the recursive configuration update.
Alternatives to Recursive options group setting
AnkiWeb addon 1141559411
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Imports Obsidian vault files into Anki as notes, preserving wiki-links and converting bold, italics, highlights, images, lists, and Q&A into cloze cards based on configurable modes.
Disables the startup dialog prompting users to update Anki to the newest version, for users content with their current version's functionality.
Adds extra replay buttons directly on cards during reviews, allowing individual audio files to be replayed, especially useful when a card contains multiple audio clips.
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