Integrates an interactive PDF viewer and side panel into Anki's editor and review, enabling text, image, and OCR extraction into notes, annotations, highlights, cloze creation, and note links.
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AnkiWeb addon 1171866094
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Turns PDFs or single images into image-occlusion cloze decks, with a built-in mask editor and context-preserving review through page navigation and PDF scroll view.
Displays related words from chosen decks that share characters with the reviewed card, plus offline character decomposition with pinyin and hover glosses, linking related notes to the Browser.
Links Anki notes together via a custom link format, adding link panels, interactive graphs, and a global relationship graph.
Enables editing card text and drawing directly in Anki's review screen with tools, annotations, shortcuts, and savable images.
Maps customizable mouse-button and scroll-wheel shortcuts to over 20 review actions, such as showing answers, grading cards, and undoing.
Moves the browser's editor from below the table to its right side via a customizable shortcut, though this feature is now built into Anki 2.1.55 and later.
Adds a side panel of customizable clickable emoji bubbles in Anki's main window for one-click access to favorite websites or program paths, with add, edit, delete, and reorder options.
Exports Anki cards to interactive, searchable, printable HTML pages rendered by Anki's engine, with live browsing, narrated slideshows, rapid presentations, filtering, media support and study tools.
Searches multiple image providers using note fields or selected text and inserts chosen images into a configured field, with browsing, per-note-type settings, and smart replacement.
Replaces default Anki scheduling with fixed, customizable review intervals for answer buttons and colored flags, hides original intervals, and applies rules to chosen decks or tags.
Duplicates selected cards from the browser into a chosen deck via right-click, with options to keep the original, copy revision history, and use a Ctrl+Shift+Z shortcut.